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    Here is another image from my trip to Vancouver.

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    gorgeous creature, superb image!

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    A very nice place to photo birds it appears.
    That tree is gorgeous and the Flicker looks even better on it than
    the Woodpecker.
    Very nice work....
    Dan Kearl

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    Hi Arash, love the mood and lighting on this, conveys the location well and has a nice atmosphere to the scene. Cracking detail and I really like the colour palette of the BKG, blends in well with the subject. Will be there in 5 weeks time, before heading to more snowy climates. Really nice work!!!

    Why not push the ISO for a better SS?

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    Bird and moss covered branch look about perfect, also a smashing Bg,cracking piece of bird photography.

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    very nice image,BG,color of the tree and colors in the bird ,go well together,sharp with good detail,like the low light,nice pose and head angle,well done.

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    Arash:

    The soft light has allowed the details to stand out beautifully, with almost a glow. Classic woodpecker composition, with a great trunk and background.

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    Look like a painting in a good sense. A real beauty.

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    Wonderful woodsy feel to this one, as with the Pileated before it. Perfect woodpecker pose with just the right head turn to show a hint of the red on the back of the head. Great perch and bg, and your usual masterful techs. Thanks for sharing.

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    I think I recognize this tree!
    Lovely subject with perfect head angle.
    Excellent IQ- can't believe how sharp this is at 1/200 HH.
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    Great looking image. Love the pose and the comp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Kaluski View Post
    Hi Arash, love the mood and lighting on this, conveys the location well and has a nice atmosphere to the scene. Cracking detail and I really like the colour palette of the BKG, blends in well with the subject. Will be there in 5 weeks time, before heading to more snowy climates. Really nice work!!!

    Why not push the ISO for a better SS?

    TFS
    Steve
    Hey Steve, I was experimenting a bit to figure how low I can drop the SS and it turns out that with the 400 DO II I can get sharp frames repeatedly even at 1/100sec!
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    Hey Steve, I was experimenting a bit to figure how low I can drop the SS and it turns out that with the 400 DO II I can get sharp frames repeatedly even at 1/100sec!
    That lens must be a breeze to HH and the body tucks nicely in, with the weight where it needs to be, may need to badger you about the Flicker .

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    A bird OTHER than a raptor!!! Stunning portrait, Arash. Love the contrast between the WP and the tree, as well as all the fine details. That perch is really special too!
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