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    Default Booted Racket-tail (Ecuador)

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    No trip to Ecuador would be complete without a little bit of multi-flash hummingbird photography. Here is one from my workshops there this past January.

    You gotta love those booties!

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    Camera Model: Canon EOS 7D
    Shutter speed: 1/250 sec
    Aperture: 9
    Flash: Multi-flash
    ISO: 200
    Lens: EF300mm f/4L IS USM

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    Wow what a bird and what an image! Terrific stuff! TFS.

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    Glenn, just a fantastic image! You're right, the boots and the tail are something else!

    I think the leaves on either side frame it well, but could also see a vertical crop, not including them.

    Miguel

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    Beutiful bird and beautiful image, Glenn. The red flowers and the white booties make the image nice and colourful.

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    You lot are killing me with these Hummingbird shots ! Sharp and wonderful colors. The big leaves give good indication of how small these birds are, but I find they steal the scene a little ....I think a verticial crop + a bit of cloning with just bird and single flower would really make a big impact on the eye.

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    Nice work Glenn!

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    Beautiful and colorful image.

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    Too bad, the sharpest feature is the huge leaf on the right side.
    If you wanted to feature your photography tours, a tight vertical of the bird would have been the best.
    Dan Kearl

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