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    Default Pond Heron in breeding Plumage.

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    May, 2012.Cropped for composition and sharpened. Water has been cleaned.
    Thanks for viewing and appreciation. C & C are most welcome.
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    Canon EOS: 550D, 100-400mm IS USM.
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    Exposure bias: +0.3 stop.

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    New bird for me ... interesting coloration.
    Tech looks great but wish for a bit more room at the bottom and more of a head turn toward the viewer.

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    Satish, agree with Mike.

    great job getting close. This is not an easy species to photograph out there. Lots of details and exposure looks very good.

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    I agree with both above, and I would add that it seems the image could use a bit of a boost in saturation. Good looking heron!

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    Thank you all for your comments. There is no space at the bottom in original image. I have increased saturation little bit.I hope this looks better now.
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    Satish:

    Good thoughts expressed above. First time for me to see this one as well. Sharp, well exposed, nice lores and I like the russet colored plumes on back. Agree about the saturation boost as well. The bokeh is starting to get a bit harsh in the BG with the increased saturation, but overall I think it helps the image.

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