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    Male Bullfinch eating leaf shoots, image captured at local woodlands - hand held. I left the extraneous twigs in, the image is a crop to eliminate a few other twigs, I also removed one top left. I think I just about got away with the SS, I normally go for 1/1600 sec default.

    OM-1 OM 150-400mm F4.5 TC
    Focal Length (35 mm conversion) : 1000.0mm
    Exposure mode : Manual exposure
    ISO : 6400
    Exposure compensation : 0.0 EV
    Shutter : 1/1250 sec

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    HI Jon ... i do love Bull Finches , so I do like the frame
    Neat pose and nicely isolated from BG , I am ok with the food and the dirty beak
    Nice details and tones .
    Not too fuzzed about your overall yellow choice of color grade .... does not fit to an overcast day , I think . But color is matter of taste so leave it to you .

    Where does the glow come from , visible on the perch ( LHS ) and the subjects upper side ??!!

    My RP shows a different color grade ... for more neutral look

    TFS Andreas

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    thanks Andreas, I must admit I struggled a little with the colours on this, your version is better, did you color grade in ACR - midtones?

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    No problem Jon ... I did the correction with curves in PS and reduced the cyan/blues in the subject with hue/sat layer .
    I ask again where is the fancy looking glowing coming from ??

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