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    Hi folks ... image captured at same location as my recent postings , a moor that is called a nature reserve with limited access for humans .
    Its name is OCHSENMOOR .

    Image captured from car window

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    F 8 ; Iso 4000 ; 1/4000 sec

    Processed with DT 4.6.1 and PSCC 2024 ; slight crop and removed a wire in the lower frame

    Thanks for watching and commenting to my previous postings

    Cheers Andreas

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    The subject is shown well against a clear background the perch is pretty massive but dows not distract from my POV. Detail and colours look good, DOF limited but the important aspects are in good focus.

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    THX Jon ... yes I could have stopped down to gain more DOF . I was on F10 , but moved the dial accidentally when I picked up the camera and did not realize it . When the subject flew off ... I recognized it .

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    Andreas, this is a nice species to view. Not familiar myself, but part of the flycatchers I presume? Appears similar to a Kingbird or similar here.

    Do like the image overall. You processed the colors nicely. For a large perch it is nice to have some moss and character on it for sure. Simple pose and nice light, a solid frame!!

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    I like this one quite a bit. Is anyone thinking about shooting at f/64 and getting the front of the perch sharp (maybe)? Not me. It looks great a f/8.

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    THX a big bunch Brian and Arthur

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