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    Hi, Another "Outside the window" image from Nova Scotia - my kitchen, where the window looks onto some Cedar bushes where I have a feeder set up. Common Redpolls were indeed common here this Winter, although many are now heading back north.

    OM-D EM5, Panasonic 100-300, 1/800, f/6.3, ISO640, selective curves, levels, nr, sharpening etc. in LR4 and PSE10. Moderate crop.

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    Nice pose. i think the window is hurting the sharp detail. I'd like to see more room on top and right.

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    I like the pose, but the IQ is no good. Details look coarse and over-sharpened.
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    A little tight crop, but looks good none the less, Richard.

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    Beautiful portrait, great pose and colors.

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    The maun thing that catches my eye, and is easily remedied is the dark band on the top...but the comp on the pine branch works nicely, detail looks a little coarse, maybe back off the sharpening a little

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    Nice to see one on some greenery! These guys sure make the winter months easier to take. I agree with the previous assesments.

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