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    The bird is definitely flying downhill....
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    Nice capture Stuart. The scene does indeed appear to be tilted. The bird's eye looks a bit odd - have you brightened it or is it just the natural reflection? Regards, Ian

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    i like the colours , may be a CCW rotation will help
    i see that the bird is sharp but somehow the details on the wings are not seen, may be my work monitor
    i like the fish in the beak , thats sharp

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    that was the eye

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