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    Panarus biarmicus Moderator (Sports) SmartWombat's Avatar
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    a step to the right

    One step to the right and the foreground blur is gone.
    Is it better with, or without, the blurred grass heads in the foreground?

    I know what it needs, a moorhen in the base of the reeds in that curved patch - but would it cooperate and swim in there?
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    Re: a step to the right

    I defiantly like it better without.

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    Re: a step to the right

    Without gets my vote as well. It's too small and too blurred to really add to the shot.

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    Re: a step to the right

    They interest me equally.

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    Re: a step to the right

    Without. They could give depth but not where they are...too close or something.
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