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What an adorable photo! Wow you really got to see a special wildlife moment here and you captured it quite well. I love the "which one is different" effect you have going on. You've observed the rule of thirds well with your composition/cropping. The depth of field is nice and the subjects are mostly in focus. It's probably tough to focus in these situations (I assume you were at least some distance away). The light is shining nicely on the birds' backs and the color is good. Finally, I like the title! What can I say...great shot and thanks for sharing!
Welcome to DPS and I look forward to seeing more of your shots!
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excellent! I good shot all around. If I had to critique and of it it would be to clone out the couple darker blotches on the water abve the birds. Not sure if its other irds out of focus or drift ood or what. Kind of brings my eyes there a bit. But thats nitpicking if you ask me the shot is a great shot!
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