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    Lance Peters
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    Not entirely happy with the green highlights in the background, did try removing them but I felt that it then looked a little unreal. So nothing done exept crop and sharpen.
    Head angle could have been a bit better.

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    Hi Lance I see what you mean with the highlights in the bg One suggestion is to lower the saturation and they will look fine with no attention grabbing !!

    I like how well this image converted from raw with minimal work With good light you can reproduce light/darks as shown here with lots of detail and the entire image just says quality !!! Excellent !!!

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    Love the feather detail!

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    I wonder if a bit more room on the left would be better. I like the fact that even though some part of the bird is black and part of the background is also dark, the bird still largely stands out from the background. I think you picked the right lighting condition and angle to photograph this bird, Lance.

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    Agree with Desmond regarding more room to the left. Great details though.

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    Nice image Lance - I like it as presented but also like Al's repost.

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    Hey Lance, The head angle is not bad. Is this a free and wild bird???
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    Hi Arthur - Yes free and Wild - although somewhat desenitised to people. The shot was taken in a Botanical Gardens - birds are in no way restricted and come and go as they please. I wouldn't say they are tame as such but you can certainly get fairly close to them without spooking them.

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    Thanks for the info. I was thining "zoo." Turned out to be a zoo for flowers!
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    Hi Arthur - I always seek out Botanical gardens on all my travels - they always offer some good opportunities.
    :)

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