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    David Hemmings
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    Default Lesser Yellowlegs

    I liked the pose and reflection of this Lesser Yellowlegs, I would have likes a lower shooting angle, but I was on a pier.

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Truly stunning image David with beautiful action and awesome reflections. Just love this !!! No nits here.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Cool pose and reflection! Maybe a bit more contrast.

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    Hi David,

    Very nice exposure and pose. The reflection is amazing. Excellent capture.

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    Very sweet. If you had been lower, I believe that the reflection would have been smaller. It looks as if it may benefit from a small CCW rotation. There is an easy way to check. Use the ruler tool to draw a line from the tip of the bill to the tip of the bill in the reflection. Then hit Image/Rotate Canvas/Arbitrary. If it comes up anythign but 0, then it needs some rotation.
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    hugh robateau
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    Great pose and reflection, David!

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    Great image David. I believe the height was correct as lower would have lessened the impact of the reflection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Very sweet. If you had been lower, I believe that the reflection would have been smaller. It looks as if it may benefit from a small CCW rotation. There is an easy way to check. Use the ruler tool to draw a line from the tip of the bill to the tip of the bill in the reflection. Then hit Image/Rotate Canvas/Arbitrary. If it comes up anythign but 0, then it needs some rotation.
    Later and love, artie
    You are right about the reflection, good point. Fascinating, I did the ruler tool you suggested and it came up 1.42 ccw, fascinating, thanks!

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    Beautiful shot David that reflection makes the shot for me...

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    I'll just say "wow"

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    David I wish that this was in my collection.

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    Incredible timing. The combination of still water, timing, light, and angle make a great shot. Ya gotta love Artie. Hope you post the rotated shot just so we can see the slight change.

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    a real keeper David.
    The growth of the reflection is most interesting

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    Impressive capture.....I like as it is!

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Hemmings View Post
    You are right about the reflection, good point. Fascinating, I did the ruler tool you suggested and it came up 1.42 ccw, fascinating, thanks!
    After that you simply crop (and add a bit of canvas if necessary).

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    Such a great dynamic pose!

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    Great action shot,i love the reflection and the wing position!

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    Excellent timing, and a superb reflection. Very well captured.

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    Excellent image. The wing position and reflection are superb!!

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey David,
    I know that most on this site get low...........but if you want this type of reflection......you need to be a bit higher. Very well done.
    Roman
    PS Thanks for the tip Artie. I was wondering how the heck you guys did that?

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    killer image David., awesome reflection., and great light.

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