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lovely light with great pose and excellent IQ. well done
see you soon
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Great portrait of one of my favorite birds. Great BG too. Nicely done! This is really well photographed and an example of nothing to distract the viewer. But, in an effort to try to provide food for thought, perhaps consider doing a little reduction of the exposure on the rock. A little burning here might help minimize the competing contrast between the rock and the BG and help keep the viewer's eye on the bird. I tried it myself and I think it might be a very slight improvement. Of course, I might be alone in this opinion. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for the comment and suggestion Joe. Funny you mentioned it because I did burn the rock a bit but wondered if a little more would look good. Maybe. It looks ok on my monitor. See what the other monitors think:) Thanks again
Thanks Arash, see ya here in a few days!
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Great image of this bird David. I like the comp, the superb detail and the alert pose.
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I like the image and the bird. Agree about the perch.
Ben
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Like it - love it! The pose and the lighting are excellent, I didn't appreciate there was a metallic sheen in the plumage until I saw this image.
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Wow, nothing to add to other comments, just a superb image. Agree about the brightness of the perch but overall an outstanding capture. Cheers, Ian
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What a great image - fantastic pose, excellent BG, details and light. Thanks for sharing!
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Magic image,great pose,nice light,good BG,well done.
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What a great looking bird. I love the pose and the BG is to die for
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Great pose and everything. Super IQ.
Don't know about colour and stuff but I was lead to believe that if no profile is"embeded/attached" it defaults to sRGB anyway.
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JohnR
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Excellent shot, David! Love the pose, perch, BG and IQ! It couldn't get any better than this! Well done!
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Great pose and background of a great bird, David.
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Thanks allot everyone, I appreciate the comments.
Must be how I'm saving my files but they should default to sRGB.
I will burn the rock a bit more before I final it. Thanks.
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Lots to like here, I especially like the feet gripping the rock and the sheen on the primaries. Perfect head angle and very appealing BG.
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Lovely shot with excellent pose that shows the bird's "attitude".
(I agree with others on the rock)
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What a gorgeous image, Dave! The pose with that perfect head tilt couldn't have any better. Light is great (never seen anything but great light in your photos), bg and rock perch are beautiful. I'm loving the sheen on the feathers and your bird placement. The long tail balances the image so nicely for me. I'm thoroughly enjoying this image and have stared at it for a while. TFS!
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Thanks again everyone. I appreciate it.
Thanks Sid, I'm glad you liked it.
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I am late to the party but agree with all the comments. Love that little head cock and the iridescence of the feathers.
A keeper for sure!
gail
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Spectacular image of beautiful bird. Every thing has been said. Love the way bird pops up against beautiful BG, pose and his crest.
Regards,
Satish.
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As there are many different browsers, some of which are not color managed, it's always safest to embed the profile (and mandatory to convert to sRGB -- not assign) -- just check both boxes in Save for Web. Or an Export from LR will do them for you if you make the right selections there. (Then save as a preset.) The biggest probem with not having a profile embedded is when someone opens the image in PS and they don't have it set to warn them of profile mismatches or missing ones (Edit > Color settings). See the sticky in ETL on "Seeing Images Properly..."
Do I see cloning repeats in the righthand part of the rock?
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Diane Miller
As there are many different browsers, some of which are not color managed, it's always safest to embed the ...
Do I see cloning repeats in the righthand part of the rock?
Wow, good eyes. I miss the repeats.
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Ian, Your repost is identical to my post as it is sRGB also. Thanks for the help.
Diane, thanks for the info. I must not have the boxes checked in LR and PS. I just started with creative cloud a few months ago and must have been overlooking it. I will look at it.
You keep catching me with my crappy quick cloning jobs. Im usually pretty good at it and do some extensive canvas extensions and clean-ups but I have been so busy with work lately that I get home late at night and then process something for BPN in a hurry. I will start thinking of you looking for the repeats;) Thanks as always for your help.
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Hi David, a bit late here, but what brilliant light and IQ. Love the pose, and you have nailed the detail and sharpness on the roadrunner. Killer BG too. Well captured.