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A Flurry of Feathers

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    Please feel to comment -I am not too sure how this one will be received



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    I have always been a big fan of high key shots, and to me this works. May want to tone back the highlights just a tad though.
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    I'm in agreement with HBG. I do like the high key but would tone it back just a bit.

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    Thanks for that HBG & Asnow- I really appreciate the honesty . That is what I am here for. I did realise I was pushing the boundaries with this one.
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    I like the color here and the composition is quite unique. Intriguing photo for sure. Nicely done. In Lightroom it would be a 3 second job to fix the blown out areas no?
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    Thanks Mike- maybe a few more than 3 secs, but not too much bother.

    Is this one any better?


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    I like the overall play here but the birds themselves are not standing out as much against the water to my eye.
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