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Comment by snapz:
I think a tighter crop and some work on levels would have made this pic more interesting.

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Comment by Commando303:
Too dark to make out very much at all of what's going on. I see the ducks, but they don't stand out at all. The scenery, too, is just like a black back-drop. A larger image might have been easier to judge.

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Comment by jorr:
I like the ducks and the one upside down is great, however due to the photo being so dark I am unable to accurately judge the details, the feather definition, etc. The 2 ducks in the back, it is hard to tell where their heads end and the background starts.

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Comment by Shecoya:
aww just wish it werent so small.. perhaps lightened up a bit more to make the geese stand out? (thats just me.. nice moment though)

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Comment by jixer:
very dark

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Comment by Melethia:
A bit dark - hard to see the critters very well.

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Comment by kari1:
I really don't think that you have maximised the potential of this shot. You should aim for 640 for one side. But also look at the cropping, this is a nice picture but it doesn't seem about the birds too much.

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Comment by BakerBug:
A little on the dark side. Maybe crop a little from the top.

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Comment by Alain:
This is a nice picture, I'm just afraid that this will be voted down because of the size, you should use the 640 pixels that we are allowed to use in challenges.

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Comment by macrothing:
3 - Looks like there is good potential in this scene. Criticism; 640 (in this case width), sharper, a variation in composition, the colors/lightness tweaked (this seems very dark) all have likely madre this better in my opinion. Looks a little 'snapshottish', even though it is/was obviously an 'opportune' capture - but it is difficult to see/discern the main 'subject' (not just because there's only half of 'it' above water either).