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    5DmkIII, 300mmf2.8+2xTC, ss1/1600, f5.6, ISO 1600, tripod.

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    Hi John,

    This is a beautiful bird that I haven't seen in many years and have never photographed. The techs on the bird seem good, but the image is a bit busy. Cropping some off the top and bottom to make it more rectangular than square may bring the viewer's eye to the bird and help the presentation. Here's a quick attempt. One might also try a blur on the leaves in the top RHC, but I must admit I'm not good at that.

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    Hi John. This bird has been on my "wishlist" for quite some time. Just never have had the opportunity.
    You've really done well with this shot. I think I'm in agreement with Ian on the leaves along the upper right. Would like them to be a little less distracting. Also, Ian's crop helps with the harsh light on the lower leaves below the bird.

    Overall, a beautiful picture of a well-timed opportunity!

    Bruce

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    Thank you for your observations and comments, very helpful.

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