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Sweet. Beautiful bird with great colors on subject and bg. Wonderful pose. The beastie is a nice touch.
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Will, sweet image, nice and sharp with a nice BG and HA.
I hope you don't mind me suggesting, if you adjusted the curves a bit the image would pop a bit more.
-Tim
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Love the inclusion of the insect! Very pleasing colors and great feather details on your bird. I could see a little more room on top for a more conventional vertical.
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Sweet BG colors and look back pose.
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Wow William, this is a rock star! Pretty much perfect. This is one of your best frames IMO. Oh ya, love the bug too.
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This is gorgeous!
I love the colors, the comp, the bug.
Everything has come together beautifully !The BG "is to die for".
Congrats on one heck of a nice image!
Gail
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Thanks for the comments, much appreciated. Hi Steve, thanks for that. This was at Kinghorn Loch where my hide is, about 2 miles from Kirkcaldy, my home town.
Will
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Great to know it's close to home.
They love new perches, so time to explore and also stretch your set-ups, start to think remote and wide angles.
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Hi Will,think Steve's repost just lifts what is a very fine image,must be very pleased with this I know I would be.
Keith.
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All's been said, thank you for sharing, Will.
Joe Przybyla
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Great to know it's close to home.
They love new perches, so time to explore and also stretch your set-ups, start to think remote and wide angles.

Never tried the remote or wide angle before Steve. The hide is situated on the edge of the loch, there are a lot of perches in front of me, old trees and branches emerging from the water.
Will
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Old branches have character, and if these are regulars then time to think and explore Will, test the ground and plan. Can be fun, but frustrating, however nothing ventured nothing gained.
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