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    Default Yellow Bunting aka Yellow Hammer

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    Thanks for looking and for all the views and comments on my Reed Bunting. Very much appreciated

    Will

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    I like the image overall with a beautiful species, but I find that the fine detail is not there and a bit coarse. Large crop maybe?

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    Great calling pose Will. The bird does seem a wee bit down on IQ for your gear. I wonder if a little smaller in the frame would help with 3:2 proportions? Regards, Ian.

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    Thanks for the comments guys, I found the perch a wee bit awkward to deal with, here is a different crop

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    Got to say I prefer the second version Will.

    Keith.

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    My first reaction was is this a big crop? The repost is much better, I would consider making it 16:9 to improve quality even more.

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    Yes, 2nd version is better. Like the light and bird pose. TFS.

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    Re-post looks better Will. Good suggestion from Jon. A little darker background might be helpful to to make the bird and foliage 'pop' but would involve a lot of selection work. Regards, Ian.

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