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    Another Red Grouse frame, this time on a frosty morning, at my usual location. Handheld...PS 2020.

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    Nice shot Will, love the frosty heather too!. Bird looks good, i think a little adjustment on the white lores would enhance a little. Is the bill sharp - just wondering of part of it had missed the sharpening mask??

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    Very nice. I love the frosty heather and this fact the the color of the heather comes through in the BG.
    Your grouse pictures are so pretty.
    Bird looks great and I see what Jonathan is seeing but that is an easy fix!
    Gail

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    Nice frame of this grouse. Love the frost and the pose. Nice detail on those feathers as well.

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    Beautiful bird and frosty scene. The bill isn't perfectly sharp, and noise seem to be robbing you of the finest feather detail (slow shutter probably played a hand as well). Would you consider a wide drop? Bird is rather cramped in the
    frame, I'd love to see a bit more habitat, and a loser crop would help minimize some of the fine detail issues from shake/noise.

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    Like this a lot, William. I agree that the shot might benefit from a loser crop. Beautiful foreground and background.


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    I like the frosty look, really nice subjects, I agree it needs some sharpening..
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