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    Sorry, it's been entirely too long since I've posted in here. I assure you I've been out shooting however. I caught this young lady dozing off after feeding on some wild snapdragons.

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    Late day, cool, overcast and light showers

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    Looking at this again - I should have cleaned up those vertical stripes on the right.

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    Beautiful shot, Daniel. I love the pose. IQ, tones, background and framing all look great to me.

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    A fine shot Daniel, had you not pointed out the bird was asleep I would have said shame about the eye, but I guess the wing position may well denote the slumber(?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    A fine shot Daniel, had you not pointed out the bird was asleep I would have said shame about the eye, but I guess the wing position may well denote the slumber(?)
    She was perched there and her eyes kept shutting like she was dozing off. It was a lot of fun to watch.


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