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    Default House sparrow f. (Passer domesticus)

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    hi Jon ... a really cool small in the frame BIF shot !!!
    all looks basically very good to me .... the sparrow looks sharper than the tern and both are flying .
    nice work and glad she flew off to the rhs .
    personal pref ... I would ´invest ´a bit more time in the subject and the fg / bg .... but this is just me . just to give the overall scene a bit more punch

    tfs Andreas

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann View Post
    hi Jon ... a really cool small in the frame BIF shot !!!
    all looks basically very good to me .... the sparrow looks sharper than the tern and both are flying .
    nice work and glad she flew off to the rhs .
    personal pref ... I would ´invest ´a bit more time in the subject and the fg / bg .... but this is just me . just to give the overall scene a bit more punch

    tfs Andreas
    Hi Andreas -
    yes I know what you mean, I have done that in some shots to follow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    Hi Andreas -
    yes I know what you mean, I have done that in some shots to follow.
    why not in this one ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann View Post
    why not in this one ?
    It looked ok at the time.

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    I rather like it. The pose looks great, and with the sparrow still angled towards us. I could live with a version with a bit less below as it is bordering dominant down there, but still good.

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    I ratter like it too. The foreground looks fine to me. I think that it would look pretty good as a 3X2. The only that that bugs me a bit is the merge of the tail with the seed head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    I ratter like it too. The foreground looks fine to me. I think that it would look pretty good as a 3X2. The only that that bugs me a bit is the merge of the tail with the seed head.

    with love, artie
    I noticed that too Artie, I have more but they have a send sparrow on the plant which is OK but for the fact that a stem crosses his head.

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