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    Another one from a hide from Hampi, Karnataka, India. I could have easily cloned out the black droppings, grain from the image but left it as is.
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    Another nice one, maybe brush a wave or two of sharpen over the bill prior to sharpening appropriately for web, it may help a little.

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    Hi Sanjeev ... a nice head on / incoming pose of the francolin .
    Tone and color are looking good , nice color depth !!

    Sadly the focal point is not where it should be , IMHO , as to me the focus was on the breast instead of being on the head .

    Jonīs suggestion will not really help here ..... from my POV .

    TFS Andreas

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    Hi Sanjeev, in the heat of the moment you did very well. A subject coming towards you is the hardest shot, as the closer it gets the more work the camera has to do. Perhaps a tad more Exp.

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    Love the trotting pose and SH right where it needs to be. Beautiful colors all around. TFS

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    I agree the head and face area is not sharp with critical focus achieved on the neck-breast. Good walking pose though, and good BG too. I'm OK with the seeds, but for sure I would have removed the dark droppings.

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    I echo Daniel's comments . The droppings need to be cloned out for sure.
    Nice low POV and light but the elephant in the room is that critical focus is on the breast.
    Gail

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