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  1. 12-14-2014, 09:14 AM #1
    Enrique Patino
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    Default Pileated Woodpecker

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    taken yesterday morning under cloudy skies. interested in what you think about using flash for this image
    7D2, 50mm, 1/400, f/6.3, ISO 160, HH, Flash,
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    Classic Pileated pose. Very nice!
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    Lovely shot.
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    I like the pose, good flash parameters. good details and HA. If mine I would warm it up a bit (has a slight blue cast from flash) and also clone out the large white spot on the tree trunk

    very well done
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    Excellent image, Enrique. I agree with the blue cast.
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    Thanks for your comments and feedback

    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    If mine I would warm it up a bit (has a slight blue cast from flash) and also clone out the large white spot on the tree trunk

    very well done

    Thanks!
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