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    Tripod & bag hide Canon 1DX Canon 500mm f4 L IS Auto ISO 1600, 1/1000 sec f5.6. Cloudy white balance processed with DPP. I did wonder about a tad more sharpening but it is easily overdone WDYT?
    I have re-sited my feeding station closer to the garden pond - hopefully I will get some shots of the birds bathing, meanwhile this one caught my eye.
    All C&C welcome.

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    Jonathan when I first looked did think maybe a tad more sharping, interesting to see what others think, like the raised wing also the perch and b/g.

    Did you get the latest PM I sent?

    Cheers Keith.

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    Keith last PM mentioned Hilbre Island - haven't had one since.

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    These are such beautiful little birds, and I like the unique wing position you captured here Jonathan.
    I've been under-sharpening based on feedback here... so I would say the detail looks pretty good, but a tad more sharpening on the eye/face area could be even better.
    WB looks good to me, maybe brighten the overall image slightly... and de-center the BT by moving your subject a little to the right.
    Lovely image, well done and a pleasure to see.
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    Sharpness looks good to me as posted. I'd just taker a bit off the right, and lighten the image (while protecting the brights near the "armpit") as it seems a bit dark to me. Neat pose, and the moss-covered perch is beautiful.

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