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Eric Diller

New member
Today at the Wetlands...Very sunny day!!!
ISO 400
Shutter 1/1600
F5.6
500mm


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Don Cohen

Guest
Wonderful shot, Eric! Love the feet hanging there, and the little fish in its beak is icing on the cake! The framing is a little tight, but I think it works well in this image.

The whites are a tad hot. Using the "sunny 16" rule, a shutter speed of 1/3200 would be indicated at f/5.6 and ISO 400, also suggesting a little overexposure. If you shot raw, I'll bet you can reclaims some detail in those hot areas.
 
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James Newman

Member
I too would like to see a little less crop just to give that beauty a little more room. That being said, it is a very nice capture and the background is sweet. What wetlands are you shooting? It really makes me want to get back out to ours.
James
 
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Eric Diller

New member
Thanks for the advice...I will try some reposting later, heading back out to Viera Wetlands (Brevard County Florida) early this morning. thanks again for all your input...learning from others is awesome!!
 
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James Newman

Member
That's a great location. I lived in Orlando for 12 years and made many visits down there to Cocoa, Titusville, and the Cape. Alas this was all before the photography phase of my life started. Do you still have the great G-string migration down there every year?
James Newman
 
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