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Bit unsure on this one as the light is coming from the right and front paw is obscured by the grass. If you had got further left so in front of it and taken a full face shot with a 14mm wide angle lens that would have made a great action shot.
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Hooded Vulture, if you use Lightroom or Camera Raw what I would do is lower the highlights and increase the shadows. Then using the auto mask slightly dsrkn the backbround so the bird is very prominent
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This one is a new approach for me. I'd be interested in any constructive criticism ...

Love the image, maybe add a bit more on the left to move the Giraffe in slightly and the sun nearer the centre.
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Good afternoon
I was recently given a card by a member of the network so decided to join and find out what it is all about.
Member of The Royal Photographic Society London South East micro group and a keen amateur photographer.

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My name is Steve, after chatting with Julia I decided to jump aboard even though I’m from outside London. Not by far though as I live in Benfleet.
My interest is mostly Sports and Wildlife of any sort.
I’m looking forward to attending some of the upcoming events when time permits. Hopefully starting with Bushy Park.
Nice to see you here Steve and I look forward to meeting you soon and seeing your images !
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Whilst not my best quality shot it may be of interest to some. Anhingas are in the darter family, Anhingidae. Like other darters, anhingas hunt by spearing fishes and other small prey with their sharp, slender beaks. Because anhingas' feathers have an unique shape, their feathers become waterlogged when submerged in water, making it difficult for them to stay afloat. However, their waterlogged feathers allow them to dive easily and search for underwater prey, such as fish and amphibians. Anhingas can stay underwater for substantial periods of time.

Nice shot, as with the Vulture kill the highlights and raise the shodows. If being really picky I would say remove the half of elephant on the left side, it does not bother me but some judges it will, you could always claim the other half is leaving the frame on the right.