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Re: How to avoid RADAR
Ahhh you see it's that flying bit I'm struggling with
 Beautiful simple image Matt and Kudos for getting that reflection nicely lined up - compositionally I think I might have preferred the bird in about the same position slightly to the left of middle - perhaps, perhaps not.... D600, D7000, Nikon/Sigma/Tamron Lenses, Nikon Flashes, Sirui/Manfrotto/Benro Sticks
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Re: How to avoid RADAR
Looks much sharper when you click through.
Very interesting image Matt. Although it's good as it is, I reckon bit of extreme BW play may render the water less obvious thus making it even more abstract.
Re: How to avoid RADAR
Why is the bird trying to avoid André?
Great image. I think I'd like to see the heron a little more towards the bottom left corner so that it is flying into the frame rather than out of it.
Re: How to avoid RADAR
Definitely how to avoid RADAR....
I would like to see some cropping options to position the bird off to one side and maybe in a corner.....but a great capture Matt Cameron
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