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Very nice. I love the exposure, SH, and most of all, the tiny speck of orange crown feathers.
with love, artie
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Hi John, good angled pose, and the feather detail stands out nicely. The high key works well, as it makes the bird pop.
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ps: what is in the air in the lower left ???
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ps: what is in the air in the lower left ???
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That is a couple bugs caught in a spider web.
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Hi John, nice exposure and I really like the few wet orange feathers on the head. HA, and details look good, I'd clean up the spider/bug mystery! TFS
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I like the simplicity in this image. The touch of colour in the crest makes it even better. I too would lose the web/bug. Very well done John.
Last edited by Arthur Morris; 09-25-2018 at 04:19 AM.
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