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  • Birds at the Lake (1)

    #1 - Pacific Black walking next to us on the path.
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    #2 - Coot baby hiding in the thick scrub (1)
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    #3 - Coot baby hiding in the thick scrub (2)
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    #4 - Where the coots like to hide.
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    I Shoot A Canon

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    My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
    Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

  • #2
    G'day Alan

    geez - they look scruffy little buggers when they are juveniles!
    Phil
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    • Isac
      Isac commented
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      Thanks Jeffery, they are almost like a kitchen steel wool scourer.

  • #3
    Interesting images Isac. What PP did you use on images #2 & #3, the water looks like oil. Image #4 has a HDR feel to it.
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    • Isac
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      Cheers John. Very little PP. My favourite shadows lift and my regular sharpening. Nothing else. The water did have that look. The stream flows under the road and the oily road film is washed into the waterway when it rains, which we have had in recent times.

    • Grumpy John
      Grumpy John commented
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      Good for keeping the mozzies at bay, not much good for the health of the environment.

    • Isac
      Isac commented
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      It's just the way it is. It doesn't seem to make its way down to the lake, so that's a good thing.
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