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Great bird shots and I like the softness of the last shot.
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Joe, Welcome back after your absence, I do hope things are looking up for you.
These are good...the second shot has a great reflection...the duck is lovely too...nice water reflections there too. The last shot is lovely....nice and soft. All I can say, is keep shooting and sharing.
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Very good! Great color and sharpness in the bird images, and I, too, like the softness of the last one.
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Thanks for all the responses - they are truly appreciated. I am glad it seems that people like the last shot. It is one of my favorites but just wasnt sure if it would even be considered a photo after so much manipulation.
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Since I have finally had a few responses I would like to post a few more.
This one was a little grotto that some ducks were just floating in the current undera bridge. ![]() This one fast shutter for sharpness, but the water turned out all black from the shade, but liked the effect. ![]() Thanks to all that look and have a great day. Last edited by ottojoe; 01-10-2010 at 08:00 PM. |
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