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    I captured this image at Circle B Bar Reserve in Polk County, Florida. Comments and critique welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for viewing.

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    Hi Joe, good choice of comp going vertical, and you have captured a good look back pose. I do like the perch, and clouds in the sky BG, but feel the angle of capture is a touch steep.

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    Hi Joe, like Stu, I like the format and personally I quite like the angle here. Agree too, the inclusion of both sky and the hint of green adds to the capture. The issue I do have is that the darks/shadows are clipped and for me it has quite a 'contrast' look to it, but that is perhaps what you wish to convey As an option I might look to a more 'softer' appearance?

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    Joe:

    Agree with Stu and Steve. Lots of good, I really like the lines of the perch and bird. Do wish he was looking more our way. Just a touch less contrast would be a interesting option.

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    Excellent perch and background, Joe. A better head angle would have been nicer. I wonder if you have more frames of it.

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    You have been given some good critiques above which I agree with.
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    Thanks everyone for viewing, commenting, and suggesting improvements. I will revisit the image and use you suggtions. Very much appreciated...
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