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    Canon 1DMKIII • 700mm • 1/1600 • f/5.6 • ISO 640 • HH

    From a few years ago hiking in the Anza Borrego desert
    This is a small bird about the size of a Bushtit but a bit stockier.

    Thanks for looking.

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    Pretty much perfect Tim. I wish only for about a 1-2 degree head turn toward us...

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    A pleasing image Tim, A very nice perch for this little bird and a good background. Placed and sized well in the frame.
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    Tim:

    Soft background compliments the bird and delicate perch. Yellows well exposed. Agree about the head turn, but very nice as is.

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    A beautiful little bird, and beautifully captured. I had hoped for an image like this when I visited the southwest. Nicely exposed. My personal preference would have been to move the bird a bit lower in the frame (more room above); but I suspect you didn't want to cut off that nice downward-arching leaf.

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    Besides a little head turn, this is about as good as you could ask for, especially for a wild shot. Well done Tim
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    Lovely delicate shot, I have never seen this bird before.

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    Very nicely presented very sharp with a great perch and complimentary BG, it was hot that day!

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