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    Default Brahminy starling.

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    Image was created in the month of August,2015. part of the perch is removed.


    Basic editing. Cropped for composition.
    NR applied to BG.


    ISO: 400, 1/1000 @6.3. Spot metering. Manual settings.
    Canon 550D, 100-400 mm.

    Thanks for viewing, critiques and comments,
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    Nice pose, colors and textures, Satish.

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    Love the great eye contact and all the detail. BG is nice too. It's too bad the perch is so abruptly chopped off.
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    Bird and BG look great. The perch has nice texture to its bark, but I agree it is unfortunate that its end is sawed off.

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    Perch bit well covered Satish ,lovely sharpness and feather detail on the bird.

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    Nice looking bird in a perfect pose and gorgeous background. I noticed the cut perch, but it's not a deal-breaker for me.

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    Lovely bird and image with a great BG. THe colors work so well together. Agree that it would be even better if the perch hadn't been cut.
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    Hi Satish, lovely look back pose, and well exposed on the darker plumage on his head. I like the two toned beak too. Great view of the feet.

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    Thank you every one for feed back and compliments.

    Regards,
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    Very nice image, lovely pose and background.
    I get the impression the sharpening could reveal more detail in the plumage, you indicate NR to the background but the bird looks as though it could deliver more to me, it looks almost as if it had NR??

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    Well done Satish. Beautiful detail on the bird and I love the pose. The BG colours are lovely. (wished our starlings looked as nice as this)

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    Thank you Jonathan and William for your feed back and compliments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    Very nice image, lovely pose and background.
    I get the impression the sharpening could reveal more detail in the plumage...
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    I like the pose, sharpness, composition and sweet BG. The cut off part of the perch is unfortunate. Nice image Satish.

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    Nice image Satish. The pose, details and Bg look great. I don't see anything wrong with the perch I sharpened the head only. Well done
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    Nice job David!

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    Thanks a lot Jim and David for your compliments.
    David, thank you so much for your time on image. It looks great.

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