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    Default Passerini Tanager

    A little late for the June Theme. Taken in March, Costa Rica, overcast, jungle canopy

    iso 1250, 500PF, F8, 1000th, D500, fill flash at -3, handheld, 75% full frame
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    I would turn down the highlights a tad (probably from flash) and work on the eye a bit to darken the pupil, but this is striking....
    Nice Costa Rica perch and BG.
    Dan Kearl

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    Very flashy bird, good pose and BG. Black, reds and white would have to be the hardest combo to get balanced. There is a patch in the red that looks a bit burnt (gone orange).

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    Very nice pose the bird gave you. The top of the bill looks pretty cooked. Background is nice though.

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    A great bird to see IRL!
    I find the bird a bit tight in the frame and would loosen the crop.
    Agree about the upper beak being hot.
    I see a lot of purple in the blacks and would address that in PP.
    Gail

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    Moe, If you can e-mail me the RAW file with a large file transfer service I'd love to take a crack at it.

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    Here is a repost done from scratch.
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    Repost is better. My version next.

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    Hey Moe/David,

    Thanks for sending the RAW. I did a simple conversion in Capture One then lots of feather clean-up and Eye Doctor work. NIK 30-30 and a Contrast Mask on the head. And lots more ...

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    Thanks Artie. I like it!
    Much appreciation, Moe!

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