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    Default Pine Warbler Surrounded by Burgundy.

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    From earlier this year, when the trees were blooming and being rather colourful. This was a setup, including audio to entice the warbler in.

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    Nailed another one Dan, perfect pose, details as good as usual and the perch complements the shot well

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    Nice colors throughout this one. Like the way the bird is framed by the branches. Background is killer. Nice look back pose on the warbler.

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    Sweet bird sweet image. I like your setothe branch has colt and space so it doesn’t distract from the pine warbler. That HA is endearing, details and BG rock Dan
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    I might have tried a crop without the OOF leaf on the left...
    It seems a bit crispy to me, nice pose...
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    Very pretty. Superb detail but just on the border being a little over sharpened. I found that sometimes adding a bit of noise reduction globally can sometimes soften this image up a bit even though it is still very clean.

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    I like it a lot. I am not seeing any crunchiness. There were three things that I did not like so I fixed them. Any clues?

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    Really beautiful image Daniel! Perfect engaging look and the red foliage is the perfect complement! Artie's changes - at least those I can spot - are minor, and I'd rather see an original image without cloning ;)

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    Another lovely image showing your artistic eye for color and comp. Great perch, pose.

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    Hey Artie, yep, you cloned out the left-over "stubbies" from my pruning of extra leaves that I did to create a gap for the warbler to land on. I normally hide those in post, but for some reason did not do it here. Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Cadieux View Post
    Hey Artie, yep, you cloned out the left-over "stubbies" from my pruning of extra leaves that I did to create a gap for the warbler to land on. I normally hide those in post, but for some reason did not do it here. Thanks!
    YAW>. I figured that you had improved your perch :) Don't tell Dorian ...

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    Really pretty frame Daniel.
    I love the sweet head turn and the complimentary colors of the leaves, BG and warbler.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dorian Anderson View Post
    Really beautiful image Daniel! Perfect engaging look and the red foliage is the perfect complement! Artie's changes - at least those I can spot - are minor, and I'd rather see an original image without cloning ;)
    Hi Dorian, Are you OK with the fact that this image was made at a set-up, that the bird was attracted using audio, and that Dan pruned some leaves off the perch? Do you ever use the Clone Stamp or other tools to remove distracting elements from an image?

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