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Wildlife Moderator
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Post a Thank You. - 1 Thanks
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Like the sharp focus on the front bird. The little piece of vegetation is nice. Maybe just a tad too tight all around. But like you said you had to got tight to avoid the wires.
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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
Dear Steve,
I see this species for the first time, thank you so much for sharing. Very neat image! Well exposed, perfectly framed, not too tight for me. Love the velvety brown feathers, that little touch of orange inside the beak, those deep set eyes. Great HA from both.
Unusual looking birds, I am quite taken with this and yes...a little jealous
Warmest regards,
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Steve you have captured the delicate plumage beautifully. I find the OOF partner, nicely positioned, being "there" as it were, yet not distracting.
More than likely I saw this pair this week - may even have photographed them!
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Wildlife Moderator
Not sure if we compared the two images Jon we could tell, no distinguishing markings.
BTW Meant to ask, are you using Dust Spot removal now in ACR, are you around this morning?
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Not sure if we compared the two images Jon we could tell, no distinguishing markings.
BTW Meant to ask, are you using Dust Spot removal now in ACR, are you around this morning?
Yes and yes!
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It is a beautiful image. I like the interaction and the oof but not distracting partner. Tack focus and super fine feather detail. High IQ.
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Super Moderator
lovely interaction and courtship shot Steve, the partner looks good too. I wonder if there was enough time to focus on the partner and make a composite but most likely impossible in the short interaction time
TFS