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Nice imageas is, Sanjeev. However, I would clone out the OOF branch running parallel to the perch if it were mine. Also, I would tone down the bright green leaf.
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Sanjeev,
Ditto Karl's comment. Clone out the branch under the perch and I may even remove the leaf altogether. Add a little bit of room to the bottom and take some off the left and you've got yourself a stunner!
Miguel
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Karl and Miguel covered the negatives. The bird looks good, sharp and I like his red eye.
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Magnificent image of drongo with nice colors and sharpness.Did you try vertical composition?
Rest is mentioned above.
Regards,
Satish.
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Hi Sanjeev, well exposed on the Drongo, and love the tucked in wings and forked tail. Looks like you were battling for light, so wishing for more DOF wasnt going to happen. I agree as above with regards to removing the distracting parts.
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Hi Sanjeev, For the aperture and speed used you have got the bird in good focus. I might separately try sharpening the tail a bit. I do agree in taking the OOF branch and leaf out. It is a dark bird you have done well to make the details visible.
Hiran
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