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In his Breeding Plumage.
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Great photo, magnificent colour and well captured shot. I like the look in the eye. Its in breeding plumage and one can almost guess its seen a potential mate down the paddock. Lovely photo.Canon, 5D MK3 5D Mk11 300mm f2.8, 28-300 f3.5-5.6, 70-200 f2.8, 100 Macro.
Gordon
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Lovely to see them in their breeding plumage.
B/G looks a bit odd/noisy? is this a large crop? I can't see the exif data and none provided or PP info
It's also quite tall (1024 pxls), which means a bit of scrolling to see it all. Maybe consider resizing to 800/900 tall? so we can appreciate it in one view
I want a photo like this
Well done
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agree with Alan on this one. not seeing much detail in the bird either. wonder how much this is cropped?Stephen Davey. Nikon ShooterComment
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The Cattle Egrets are very skittish at the moment,so getting close is difficult,and,I must admit,I forgot to do any NR in post,might rework it and repost.C+C,EDITS OK
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the cattle egrets my way seem no more jumpy then usual. some were quite close too. managed a portrait of one with the tc on the lens too. how close do you think this guy is in this pic?Stephen Davey. Nikon ShooterComment
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