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    Default Rainbow Bee-eater with dragonfly

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    The Spit Nature Reserve, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

    Nikon D7000 with Nikon 600mm f/4G ED VR AF-S and Nikon TC-14E
    GITZO GT5541LS and WH-200 Wimberley Head Version II

    I was aiming to get the whole bird and dragonfly in focus, And in a nice pose with good HA
    Time: 6:21:24 AM even this early the light is starting to get harsh it was summer

    ISO: 500
    Aperture: 11
    Shutter: 1/640
    Exp. Comp.: 0.0
    Program: Aperture Priority
    Focus Mode: AF-C

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    excellent pose details, sharpness and the prey item takes it to the top.
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    For a blue sky day it looks like the White Balance is a bit off. A bit too cool IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Martinez View Post
    For a blue sky day it looks like the White Balance is a bit off. A bit too cool IMO.
    Thanks for CC Chris. This ones a bit warmer.

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    Thanks for CC Arash.
    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    excellent pose details, sharpness and the prey item takes it to the top.

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    Lovely pose and prey, beautiful bird too.

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    Well captured, Peter !! The pose plus dragonfly and feather detail make for great viewing.
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    Excellent image with beautiful colors.lovely pose and great details.

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    Beautiful portrait, great pose and colours.

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    Nothing but positives from me on this beautiful image. I like the lookback pose as it shows off the beautiful colors.

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    Lovely look back pose and the prey and lovely complementary colors really work here.

    I would personally like to see just a tad more canvas on top and a tad less on the right to make it more of a true vertical.
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