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    Hi Vikram.

    My overall impression is positive. I like the bird, pose, eye contact and perch. But there are a few problems you might be able to fix by going back to your original file. Some of the feather detail is lacking in the yellow and black regions. I would try to bring that out better. There is also a very bright area near the top of the perch that I would try to tone down, and other areas of the perch are too dark. I would also try to desaturate the very bright green background a little. Finally there is a distinct halo around the bird that may be due to over sharpening. I would try to eliminate that.

    But I see that you have not posted often yet, and I look forward to seeing more of your work. Thanks for sharing this image.

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    This can be a stunner with some different processing as Norm has pointed out.

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    Norm has got some good suggestions, and I think this image is worth working on with those taken into account. I like the handsome bird, and the pose, comp, and sharpness.

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    I like the pose, perch isn't bad either. yes there are technical issues that Norm pointed out.
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    Lovely bird, pose, background and perch. Halo discussed above. I would like to see a slightly different crop here which I think would improve an already nice image. I would place the bird more to the left of the frame giving it more room on the right and take a little off of the top. There seems to be some dead space on top.
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    Thanks for the comments. Will re-process as per suggestions.

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