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    Song sparrow in the snow. Image adjustments in Lightroom and Photoshop.

    Hand held, Medium crop.

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    John:

    Sharp, well exposed, nice catchlight. Good POV.

    In general I would like a bit more detail in the snow, but you certainly have captured the high key effect.

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    Hi John,

    I love it as presented. Even the faint shadow under the bird.

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    Very nice John.
    Good details on the bird. Great POV. Really like the snow crystals on the bill.
    Would love this even more with a pose that was a bit more parallel to the sensor. Would show us more of the tail and side.
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    Lovely details and colors along with the snow beak, good job John.

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    Very nice John. I like everything here including the pose. Details are nice. This kind of pose really works for me and I don't always prefer the parallel to the sensor pose. Somehow this type of pose with chest out and head turned seems more proud to me.

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    Wow! Love how all the details pop in this against the snow. Nice work.

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