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    Default American Redstart - Front.

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    This is the same individual I posted yesterday. I had two perches going for it (with speaker between the two) and it took this one frontally (which is cool to have some images of each side!).

    Canon 7D + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/160s., f/5.6, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, cropped for composition, removed a bluish cast on the head, darkened the brightest leaves, darkened the pupil, lightened the iris, cleaned up a few strands of spider web on the head. NR to the BG. Audio used.

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    Thats a cracking bird Daniel. Bit of something in the back - but you know me !! One tiny nit- the leaves look as though they are wanting to point upwards if you know what I mean. They seem to be showing a lot of underside.
    No big deal
    John

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    Hi Daniel,
    What strikes me the most about this picture is how perfectly the blacks have been exposed. You are the king of the 7D!
    I like the green BG and feel there is enough subtle variation in the greens to please my eye.
    I see what John is saying but would not have noticed it on my own.
    Lovely IQ on the redstart. This is a nemesis bird for me so would love this in my files,
    Gail

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    Quality image,sharp with nice detail,like the BG,loverly pose.

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    Great to have a place where you actually can do a setup, Daniel. Just as beautiful as the previous shot.

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    Really lovely shot Daniel.
    Love the soft light, pose and the perch. Very special!

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    Glad he turned around; the previous post made him look as if his head was on backwards. Lovely shot, with amazing exposure of the blacks. Nicely done.

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    Very well done Dan, the image looks real good. I really like the details on the bird. Would love to see it bigger in the frame

    Will

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    Exceptional IQ, Daniel. Great perch for this beauty.




    Geoffrey

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    Looks like a top quality shot to me Daniel, beautiful looking bird .

    Keith.

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    Great looking bird and excellent capture. I like the detail in the black feathers, the diagonal of the perch and the lovely clean background. I would love to have seen it a little larger to see more of the details but it is a lovely shot anyway.

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    I like the pose, perch, details, sharpness, exposure, BG and composition. I would clone out the broke off piece on the perch at the birds right foot. Excellent image Daniel.

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    Great looking bird with great composition. I like everything in your shot.
    TFS

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