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    Hi everyone! This is my first post, I look forward to participating here!

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    Hi Amy, a huge welcome to BPN, and to the avian forum - have fun. I like your choice of crop, and the inquisitive head turn of the Snipe. Placement works well, and I do like the weathered perch. In a perfect world the BG on the left would be clean, and not sure if you had positioned yourself, you would have had a clear BG. Looking forward to more.

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    Welcome to BPN Amy, lovely first post, nice composition, nice environment though the perch is a bit 'heavy'. Nice look back pose!
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    Amy,
    beautiful job for your first post. I have been wanting an image of one of these little snipes for a long time.
    I really like the color of the background and the birds pose on the stump. This would make a nice note card.
    Congrats!
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    Welcome to BPN, the first image is nice one, i like the long beak so nicely seen here
    the placement and composition is nice to my eye.
    Looks forward to more images from you, this is a lovely image to start of with.

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    Welcome to BPN and what a way to start off! Absolutely love the composition you chose here. It showcases your snipe so beautifully esp with that look back pose.
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    Hi Amy,
    I'm glad to see your posting here.
    I like this image, composition looks good.
    The perch is nice for this bird and the background colour can't be better.

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    Welcome to BPN, Amy.Magnificent image of snip to start with.Beautiful composition,nice pose,lights and perch looks good too.
    Love the frame.

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    Must say I would not expect to see one of these perching atop a post/stump like this, all works together very nicely and i do like your choice of composition with the wide aspect framing

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    Welcome and nice job on this one. Very unusual to get a snipe sitting on a perch like this. I too like the comp and the techs look good too. Well done

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    Big time welcome! lovely snipe! look-back pose and light. The habitat adds a lot to the image. Thanks for sharing!

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    Amy, let me add my welcome to BPN. I have many images of these little guys, but I always need to try to separate them from the weeds and I have never seen one up on a perch like this - what a wonderful catch! I think the perch looks fine. Your techs look great. I really like your choice of crop and my only thought would be to take a little bit off the viewer's left.

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    Thanks for the welcome and the comments!

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