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I like the composition, the SH and detail and the two very interesting cousins. Wish only for less twigs and a less upward angle. TFS
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My first thought was look at those tails. Like how one bird is looking the one way and the other the opposite way.
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They look like quite the acrobats. Shooting angle is a bit high, but the lighting is great.
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Originally Posted by
Dorian Anderson
They look like quite the acrobats. Shooting angle is a bit high, but the lighting is great.
Yea they never 'sit' on a branch Dorian, they always 'hang onto' it. They were actually only about 3m high and I was about 30m from them so the 'high' angle is an illusion. 
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You did a great job of framing those long tails and winding up with two decent head angles to boot! And ditto all of the comments above.
with love, artie
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