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    A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    Was sitting on the dock this last week when I just took a picture with my one good hand I followed the bird with a rather slow shutter speed and this is what I got. I was going to delete it and then figured what the heck.

    A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

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    Re: A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    Hi Bob,

    I like this. You've got the head and eyes pretty sharp, which I think is the most important thing when shooting any sort of wildlife. The effect on the rest of the bird is quite unusual and, as you say, makes for a different approach.

    I think I would go for a tighter crop though.

    Thanks for posting

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    Re: A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    I like the head and eyes visibility through the wing, kind of a frame. Too tight a crop may take away some of the motion and sense that the bird is flying, moving rather than static in the air?

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    Re: A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    Interesting shot. Must try it one day.

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    Re: A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    Terrific exactly as is! Don't change a thing. And definitely do NOT go near your Delete key.

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    Re: A Bird Taken With A Different Approach

    Thanks all for your replies, I'm having fun now finally, even with my right hand still in a cast. Mike, the delete key is way on the right side of the keyboard, so it's difficult to get to, so no problem.

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