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    Here is another image from my backyard set up taken this past weekend. All comments and suggestions are appreciated. Hope you enjoy the image.

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    Classic nuthatch pose and a great background. I like your chosen crop as well. Details looks nice but seem to be lacking a touch on the top of the head. Colors of the bird look a bit washed out to me. I would add a little more saturation to the bird and a point or 2 of blacks to the bird in selective color. Would not mind a bit more exposure either. Easy fixes for a solid nuthatch image.

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    Looking good Jim, fab BG here which shows the bird well. Nice feather detail and I like the chunky bark on the perch. Lovely colours on the bird, with a nice POV. I too like your chosen crop. Some more contrast around the head area would take it up a notch. Lovely little birds.

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    Looks like you are having fun with the feeder set up. Nice image all around like the perch and the pose. Killer background as well.

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    Beautiful Background and post. I would have taken some canvas off at the top.

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    Love the classic perky pose and the BG.
    I like your crop and where you have placed the bird in the frame.
    good one Jim!
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    Great pose and beautiful background.

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    Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions.

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    Ditto all the positives above. I love the way the rear half of the bird seem to fit the shape of the perch tree perfectly.

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