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    Default Theme: Great-crested Flycatcher.

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    This shot was taken during spring migration on a foggy morning.
    I heard the song and located the bird and managed a couple of shots before it moved on.
    Thanks for looking.

    Canon 1D Mark IV
    Canon 500 f4.0 L IS II. +1.4x III.
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    f5.6
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    Great capture Karl. Beautiful detail and sharpness on the bird. I like the HA, and the foggy feeling about the image

    Will

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    A smart and delightful looking bird. A superb capture especially given the conditions Karl.

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    Yes a good shot. Not sure if you want to keep the "foggy" effect - I guess so. But if not a bit of darkening might help-or levels.
    Lovely shot though.
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    Hi Karl I like natural shots so the foggy bit is a plus for me, bird with it's muted colours looks spot on, lovely piece of work.

    Keith.

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    Excellent high-key image. Great pose with perfect HA and body position. Good detail. I've faced this dilemma too: keep the foggy feeling or optimize the bird. I think just a tad less bright on the bird would help here, for my taste. And if you have it, just a little more room in the upper left would show the entire twig.

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    Excellent high-key image.

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    Satish.

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