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    Nikon D750
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    1/1000th sec - f8 - ISO 1100
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    Nice perch. Nice bird. Nicely designed image. SH and EXP good. A very nice image. Perhaps raising the lens up just a bit to include a bit more perch would have resulted in a bit better compositional balance.

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    ps: did they name a woodpecker after you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Nice perch. Nice bird. Nicely designed image. SH and EXP good. A very nice image. Perhaps raising the lens up just a bit to include a bit more perch would have resulted in a bit better compositional balance.

    with love, artie

    ps: did they name a woodpecker after you?

    pps: any relationship to the ornithologist?
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    The perch ........ I cloned the branch behind the bird ... I know that it was there ...... so I always think that there is something missing when I look at the shot

    relationships - no luck in that regard - I realise that there is a (Californian/New Mexico?) Woodpecker bearing the name

    We live in rural France - the common House Sparrow is a rare sight ....... maybe only see a handful every year near the house
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    Lovely capture Bill. Exceptional soft light and fine feather detail. Beautiful background also. I'm very partial to these, quite common here in NJ, House Sparrows. As long I've lived in my house there have been at least two resident families.

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    I love the raised feathers on the back. Good parallel pose against a beautiful BG. I like the perch too, and I am sure Artie meant pointing your lens down (not up).

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