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    swan

    "Model","NIKON D80"
    "ExposureTime","1/250Sec"
    "FNumber","F5,6"
    "ExposureProgram","Shutter Priority"
    "ISOSpeedRatings","320"
    "FocalLength","100,00(mm)"
    "MakerNote","Nikon COOLPIX Format : 124744Bytes (Offset:1008)"
    "FocalLength(35mm)","150(mm)"
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    Re: swan

    Wow! A black swan --- I seldom ever see a black swan.

    I wish the water was cleaner and that you had captured a reflection of the swan in the water. Also, the edge of the swan's beak is blown out. But, your composition and placement of the swan in the frame of the shot is very nicely done. Thank you for sharing this with us.

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    Re: swan

    I did not know there was such a thing as a black swan -- the detail captured is great!
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    Re: swan

    Quote Originally Posted by PRB
    Wow! A black swan --- I seldom ever see a black swan.
    I wish the water was cleaner and that you had captured a reflection of the swan in the water. Also, the edge of the swan's beak is blown out. But, your composition and placement of the swan in the frame of the shot is very nicely done. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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    Thanks Penny.
    in the park near my house there are male and female black swan.
    For the bill you are right
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    Re: swan

    Quote Originally Posted by Shebang
    I did not know there was such a thing as a black swan -- the detail captured is great!
    There are, and are also very beautiful.

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    Re: swan

    Hi Franco,
    Capturing detail on a black bird is very challenging for me. You have done it very well here. I love the shot.
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    Re: swan

    Quote Originally Posted by Singletracklovr
    Hi Franco,
    Capturing detail on a black bird is very challenging for me. You have done it very well here. I love the shot.
    Thanks bob, I'm glad you like it
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