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    Avian Red-belted Woodpecker

    Red-belted Woodpecker taken today at Rocky Point CG COE, TX.

    Nikon D750, Tamron lens 150-600 mm
    1/1000 at f / 8.0
    ISO 1250
    600 mm
    tripod

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    All C & C greatly appreciated.


    Just trying to improve.


    Thanks in advance for looking and any reply.


    C M

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    I like the composition and crop, although I would consider removing the two small branches that exit the frame, UR and LL.

    I wonder if something has degraded your IQ here -- it has a look that suggests a very "small" (as in compressed) JPEG, although the image size posts normally. Is it a huge crop? Something more than sharpness seems an issue here -- more like resolving power. Maybe in spite of the tripod and what could (maybe) be a reasonable shutter speed, there is some camera shake? A tripod isn't a guarantee of sharpness.

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    Some changes made

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    Thanks Diane for the reply

    C M

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    Looks good. Maybe do a very judicious bit of sharpening on the output JPEG. (Only sharpen a full-sized master file if you really are confident of not causing artifacts that will be enhanced with resizing from output.)

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