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    Got this little male bird a few days ago while waiting for something else to happen! They are small and despite the reach still needed a large crop to fill the frame. Canon EOS 7D Mark II, EF600mm f/4L IS II USM +1.4x III, 1/2500, f 8.0, ISO 1000, evaluative, handheld. Comments appreciated.

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    A fine shot of this lovely little bird (that I would love to see some day). Stands out nicely against the background. Good detail and exposure. I would be tempted to move the bird a bit to the left. Oh, and maybe some NR on the BG.

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    Nice shot of this great looking bird. I would take off maybe 10 mm from the left and would push the bird up by about the same amount in the frame if possible.

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    Hello Gerhard,

    What stunning colours on this little bird! Love the pose, perch and HA. The vegetation in the BG creates a lovely effect so quite an arty image IMO.

    Very well exposed on those blues, I imagine those shiny feathers pose quite a challenge in bright sunlight but you handled the situation very well, this is sharp and well processed. BG a tad noisy but still acceptable.

    Lovely frame and I took great pleasure viewing, will look out for your images in the future, many thanks for sharing

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    Gabriela Plesea

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    Well done here Gerhard. I love the colours and detail on the bird and the BG looks very well indeed. The bird pops so well. Nice one.

    Will

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    What a stunning bird and you did a great job on the exposure and feather details. Love that pose. I only wish the bird weren't quite so centered.
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    Thanks everyone for the helpful comments, I will post some more of this little bird later after taking your advice on board.

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