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Thanks Artie, agreed on the comp. Don't know how I missed that.
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BPN Member
Beautiful Humming Bird shots this week, This one also, Excellent softness to the background. A nice touch of color of the flowers in the background, Artie's Crop Adds.
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Lovely colors, like a painting. Artie's crop is great. TFS. Loi
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Lifetime Member
Hi Aiden, we normally see these images as a set up with multiple flashes, so well done on this fine capture. Sharp where it counts, and I do like the soft light, and pastel colours of the BG. Artie's comp takes this up a few notches.
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Lovely image Aidan, nice color palette, exposure and detail. Thank you for sharing.
Joe Przybyla
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BPN Member
Well thought out, with the oof flowers in the BG. Nice light and good pose. My first reaction was that I liked seeing the bird somewhat smaller in the frame than most of the hummer shots we see. I'll stick with that assessment and say that contrary to popular opinion I like the OP comp best, with the extra room. Handsome image either way.
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Wildlife Moderator
Very cool Aiden, RP just works!
Like your thinking on the set-up & planning, I also like the idea of not using a flash and the overall colour palette that it has created. 
TFS
Steve
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Nice work and it is nice to see a hummer frame in natural light. The pose, details and the BG really look good. Well done
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Excellent image Aidan! I like the layered BG, flowers, blurred winds and composition in the repost.
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Super Moderator
what a nice image Aidan love the pos, enviroment and the soft tones
TFS
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I didn't see this one till now -- very nice setting with a perfect BG and light! Excellent to catch one without flash. I need to get some plants to attract them next summer, but the deer eat everything here, including poison oak. I'd have to get potted plants and bring them in at night.