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    Here's a common theme...another one from James Shadle's boat...



    Canon EOS 1D Mark II
    Lens: 100-400 (@400mm)
    Shutter: 1/3200
    Aperture: 7.1
    Exp. Comp.: -2/3
    ISO: 400

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    I can't wait to get on that boat! Looks pretty good to me.

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    The bird looks comical Like the pose !!! Good exposure and feather detail Good light brings good images !!!! Its lots of fun on that boat !!!!

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    Great exposure and nice pose, Doug.

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    Thanks.

    As far as the pose, this big guy was just jumping off the
    tree tops.

    As James was guiding his boat, the one that amazed me
    most about these birds and the Herons, is the fact that
    a bird this size can so gracefully stand on these tree tops.

    Doug

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Poor View Post
    I can't wait to get on that boat! Looks pretty good to me.
    Jim,

    The boat is great, but the best thing about all of this is James
    and Blake themselves. Without a doubt, I'd consider both of
    them a friend after just being around them for 10 minutes. It
    might have been five minutes if they used Canon though :D

    For those that might be wondering about our little jabs at each
    others choice for camera...

    Our first day together it was Canon users 3 and Nikon users 2
    (actually, it was 1.5 cause the one Nikon guy thought the red
    light meant not to shoot...and he wondered why his shots were
    so out of focus...after 3 days of shooting....anyhoo).

    The second day and third day I was out numbered. It was Canon
    User 1 and Nikon Users 3 (James, Blake and Rusty).

    For those two days, all they would do is talk about Nikon. Nikon
    this...Nikon that...trying to get me to convert. Of course, I'm smarter
    than I look.

    Then again....James and Blake are making money on these tours
    in sunny Florida, while the smart one here is in Cleveland.

    :(

    Doug

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    Well, I might have a leg up as I'm a Nikon guy myself ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Poor View Post
    Well, I might have a leg up as I'm a Nikon guy myself ;)
    Ohhhhh Nooooooo! Its like a nightmare, but I'm awake :p

    Doug

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Poor View Post
    Well, I might have a leg up as I'm a Nikon guy myself ;)
    That means there could be some gear swapping going on, if the need (or want) be :D

    Great image, Doug. Very dynamic pose.

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    Great pose and details. I might add a bit canvas at the left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Axel Hildebrandt View Post
    Great pose and details. I might add a bit canvas at the left.
    Yeah, I do that alot in my cropping when it comes to posting. The original
    image does have more blue on the left (and trees on the right).

    Doug

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    Doug,
    Outstanding image.
    If you wanted a tight crop, this would be it. IMO a looser crop, rather than just canvas left would work as well.

    Do you remember why the legs are white?

    James AKA Darth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Shadle View Post
    Doug,
    Outstanding image.
    If you wanted a tight crop, this would be it. IMO a looser crop, rather than just canvas left would work as well.

    Do you remember why the legs are white?

    James AKA Darth.
    High temps and a result of excreting frequently, which cools the bird.

    Doug

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    Yuk!
    But you are correct!
    James

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Shadle View Post
    Yuk!
    But you are correct!
    James
    You only had to read it...I had to type it :eek:

    Doug

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug West View Post
    You only had to read it...I had to type it :eek:

    Doug
    HAHAHA!! I can't wait till May, we're going to have a blast.

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