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    Default Vermilion Flycatcher

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    The morning fog had mostly lifted, but it was still hazy bright when we spotted this Vermilion Flycatcher in a private reserve south of Lima in June.

    D7200, 500f4 + 1.4 TC, ISO 800, 1/800s @ f/6.3 manual, Gitzo monopod.

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    Good pose and perch. Vertical was the way to go, but I'd be still tempted to place the subject a tad higher in the frame. I'd also look into lifting the exposure more, perhaps at least 1/2 stop more (seems dark to me). The rest looks good to me.

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    You have created a very nice portrait of the vermillion flycatcher! Pleasant pose and sharp eye and head. Nice details in the red feathers. Agree with Daniel's observation that the subject could be placed a little higher in the frame.

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    nice capture,good detail and perch,agree on lifting the exposure.TFS.

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    Thank you all for the suggestions. Here's a repost.

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    Nice high key image. love the little crest he has. Never having seen the bird in the flesh its hard to tell if repost is better- certainly more detail on the back feathers. Looks better higher in the frame.

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    Thanks Ivan

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    Yes, the repost does look better to my eye...

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