Gene these are all fantastic but the second one is unique. I think I'm correct that it is a juvenile Reddish Egret. I've barely seen any shots of that caliber of a juvenile RE but never with a fish like that in its beak. The lighting on the Ibis is fantastic also. Thanks for sharing.
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Wonderful work.
You need to work on the space at the bottom, need room for some virtual feet.
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Yes, youv'e mentioned this already - it is a problem with my viewfinder that shows more at the bottom than get on the sensor. But I think most of these are fine and this whole virtual leg thing is a bit dogmattic - it sdepends on the focus of the photo.
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Nice bird pics. I like the ones with the two wood storks and the snowy contemplating its reflection.
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You need to work on the space at the bottom, need room for some virtual feet.
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Yes, youv'e mentioned this already - it is a problem with my viewfinder that shows more at the bottom than get on the sensor. But I think most of these are fine and this whole virtual leg thing is a bit dogmattic - it sdepends on the focus of the photo.
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Not a fan of the frames though. These shots stand well enough on their own.
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