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    My first half decent photo of a Bar-shouldered Dove, taken yesterday...only the second time I've ever seen one. I chose a 10x8 crop due to distractions on the LHS that I didn't want to fix in Photoshop, although I did use some content aware fill in places, selective NR and sharpening. Thanks for looking. Feedback appreciated as always and learned from.
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    Lovely pose and light Paul. I suspect there is a slight magenta cast because the wing color is normally plain brown.

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    Really cool BG.
    I think a bit of fill flash would have been your friend here.
    I cannot comment re: color cast on bird as I have never seen this bird.
    Nice to see the feet and have the bird so nicely parallel to the sensor.
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    What a neat looking dove. Like the pose and the perch. The background looks pretty neat.

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    What a lovely looking bird and well captured....I seem to see some sort of colour cast as well, but that may well be the filtered light. Nice one.

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    Thank you all for the feedback. I might go back to the raw file and check the colour cast. Cheers.

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    Thanks for this excellent photo of a life-bird for me. I love those red feet and that the tail is on our side of the branch :)

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    YAW (as you would say)...There is a magenta colour cast, but the raw file shows the same...maybe the filtered light as alluded to by William. I did remove it in Photoshop and learned yet another way to do it in the process. Cheers.

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