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    Sid Overbey
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    Default House Wren Again

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    This little guy has made a home in a brush pile near our house. He seems to be out singing away every morning.
    He is also very quick!
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    300/F4+1.7TC
    1/250s
    ISO 500
    f/6.7
    EV +2/3
    AV mode

    Thanks for comments and suggestions.

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    Tough conditions to photograph in. The +2/3 EV has blown out the perch and whatever morsel is in the bill. Your best friend here would have been fill-flash instead. Good looking bird that can be difficult to photograph :-)

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    Very nice pose and BG Sid. Daniel covered everything else. thanks for sharing.

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    Have to agree with Daniel about the fill flash here Sid. It would have allowed a more even exposure. Thanks for posting!

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    Sid I have to agree with the others about the exposure. That being said I don't have anything on this species.

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    Very nice eye contact and BG. If this is RAW, you might be able to get some details back in the overexposed parts.

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    A lot going for the image with the head angle, perch (at a diagonal), and food. The harsh light, fill-flash need has been covered.

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    All of the problems noted above are caused more by the poor light angle than by the quality of the light... Best to simply point your shadow at the bird... I do like the BKGR.
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