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    Default Redwing

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    Good to see youve got them Will. Nice pic . Little bit big in frame for me but no big deal
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    The IQ on the subject is fantastic with nice details. Good pose. The red berries add a lot to the image. I do wish for more space for the composition though as it does feel a bit tight as is.

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    I really like this image. Just wonder if you had cropped any off under the berries?

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    nice image pose and detail,agree a bit tight,but still very nice as is.

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    Thanks for the comments guys. Ian, I did have a little room below the berries, but, the berries were over ripened and unsightly.

    Cheers William

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    Nice job on this one. Agree on crop, other option may be an even tighter crop to make it look intentional.

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    Very nice shot indeed, I like the pose and the exposure. I am wondering if it may be advantageous to add a little more selective sharpening to the bird?

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    Thanks for reply William. My most common problem is long grass & small waders !!!Cheers: Ian Mc

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