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    Euraisan Wren - Troglodytes troglodytes

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    Michael:

    Lovely color harmony between bird, perch and bg. I like the grains. Nicely exposed.

    I wish there was a bit more DOF. Please be sure to include your gear and settings, as well as post processing , to help us understand the creation of the image.

    From personal taste, I would crop. a modest amount off the top.

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    Hi Michael, you did well to get a wren so close. Having done this I think you have got a couple of minor problems, the DOF is very limited due to high magnification. Secondly the image is just a little soft, it is either slightly out of focus (OOF) or the shutter speed a little slow. How big a crop was it?
    It is helpful to include your techs i.e SS, Aperture ISO camera lens etc.

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    Nice pose from this little wren. I love the coordinated color palette. I'd personally like a bit more on the bottom, an equal amount off the top. Good points made above.

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    Thanks for the comments. It was taken with a Canon 7D, EF500 f4 with 1.2 extender. 1/500sec at f5.6, Av, +1Ev About a 50% crop

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    Welcome back Michael- I see you have been a member for a long time -2008!!
    Good advice above.
    I would loosen the crop and take some off the top and add to the bottom and add canvas on the right.
    DOF issue addressed.
    I would adjust the yellows slightly. I know the light and the BG are yellow but it carries over to the bird a bit.
    There is a bright white dot (specular highlight) just on top of the bill. I would evict that,
    Gail

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    Agree with the other comments here so far. The light sure was nice.

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