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 I have been digging through my images from years past, and it is amazing how many images I have skipped over. I need to do this more often, because there can be diamonds in the rough. I must have skipped over this shot because of some underexposure issues. Nothing like 2 minutes in C1 and Photoshop to work wonders. Enjoy! Andy Andy Biggs
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) and view point. If this were one of my images I'd be slightly disappointed that I had caught her with one ear turned away (animals always look more alert when their ears are both oriented in the same direction and following their gaze). I would also be a bit self-critical about not having re-composed the shot after focusing to place the subject further to the right in the frame. It's a nice shot, though. One that I might use in a workshop to illustrate the above points.
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