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Hi Krishna, well exposed on the Phalarope, and I do like the colours on the outstretched wing. Although we always deal with the ROT's, I feel you could move the Phalarope move into the centre. The reflection is nearly there with regards to having a clear reflection. I feel the OOF ' blobs are a distraction, but they were there at the time of capture.
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I sort of like the bird surrounded by its food. My eye was drawn to the bird because of the lovely colours and detail. Nice image.
Will
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I like the original framing as it balances nicely with the perched flies on the right side of the frame. (Sorry Stu 
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with love, artie
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Cool image Krishna and the flies really add to the scene. Bird looks great to me but I would add a touch more selective sharpening to the head. Critical focus seems to have been on the shoulder? Although I guess with an actively preening bird and a shutter speed on only 1/1000 that I could be seeing motion blur in which case I would for sure apply some smart sharpening to the head at maybe .4 and 70 and see if that helps.
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Like the composition and the reflection. The flies are pretty neat. Im sure this bird did not go hungry that day.
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