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    Default Dark-eyed Junco.

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    Dark-eyed Junco.
    It was taken yesterday.
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    Excellent image of nicely posed Junco on nice perch.Rest is superb. Great composition.
    Vertical portrait would also be a great one.

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    Very nice image, love the setting of it. I feel the face specialy around the eyes to be a bit soft, maybe a bit more sharpening would do the trick. Other than that a great image.

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    Karl your bird looks great in that setting, these are super looking Finches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Satish Ranadive View Post
    Excellent image of nicely posed Junco on nice perch.Rest is superb. Great composition.
    Vertical portrait would also be a great one.

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    Thanks Satish.
    Here is a vertical crop.

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    Hi Karl
    Both work for me. Personally I thinka little more detail in the back would lift it but thats just me.
    Cheers
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    Karl, You threaded the needle and found just the right spot to get the little one in the clear. I like both images.

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    Karl,
    Absolutely superb vertical composition. However I like both the images and can't favor single one..

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    Hi Karl, nice image, I personally prefer the vertical as I found the leaves in the first one a bit too much. Lovely detail and pose. TFS

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    Hi Karl,
    I prefer the OP. I like the way the pine needles frame the bird.
    I think the junco's face fell just outside the DOF and is a bit soft.
    I would see if you could sharpen it up a bit.
    Nice one Karl,
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    Awesome image Karl. I like the comp of the OP. Great exposure on the bird with lots of fine detail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gail bisson View Post
    Hi Karl,
    I prefer the OP. I like the way the pine needles frame the bird.
    I think the junco's face fell just outside the DOF and is a bit soft.
    I would see if you could sharpen it up a bit.
    Nice one Karl,
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    Thanks Gail.
    I think it is time to redo the micro adjustment.
    The active focus point was right on the eye.
    I checked the other images and it looks to me that the camera/lens
    front focusing.

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    I like the OP best for the sme reason as Gail. Better framing. Besides that it looks great and reminds me of a postcard. A bit more sharpening to the face will help. Well done Karl
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    Looks like a postcard. I prefer op, but do like that you removed the white sap? near the feet in the Vert. The neutral background sets him off well.
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    Lovely image either way, and I actually don't have a preference. Agree on the face needing a bit more sharpening.
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