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In the Domain of the Sandhill
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
I had the special privilege tonight of being "reach-out-and-touch" close to a sandhill crane walking among the plants skimming the water's surface directly in front of the small dock where I stood.
You may also be interested in a group shot of these birds that I posted tonight on TL: A Four-Part Sandhill Harmony. |
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Indeed this was a pleasure for you and also a pleasure for me to be able to see this picture. The coloring and compositional background worked well for you, showing native habitat. This was a good day for you as a photographer. You continue to surprise. Thank you for sharing your day in the woods with us.
Bob
- Ken52
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(4189) - [2007-07-28 17:48]
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The light is stunning in this photo. Beautiful natural colors. Nice details and composition.
This is a bute Jim! I found it via TL! And am glad I did! I think you stalked this sand-crane very well! It looks pretty wary! And having seen what lil it takes with herons to spook these "king fishers" I'd say you did very very well!
Compositionwise I would remove a wee bit of the surroundings
[ right edge and esp. the bottom ] to bring the bird "forward" ... Done a wee WS, hope you like! Tfs, Jay
You got pretty close to this wary breed of bird. I posted a crane today also... taking off. Yours posed nicely. We always see cranes in the fields. I've never seen one in water. The lily pads make a sort of busy background but they are nice and sharp and interesting to me.
TFS
Evelynn ; )
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