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    Lisa Williams
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    Default Female Hummingbird

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    This female hummingbird was waiting her turn at my feeder this afternoon.

    Canon 1D Mark III, 100-400 IS Lens, tripod mounted
    1/4000 exposure time
    Aperture Priority
    0 EV
    F 5.6
    ISO 800
    400mm

    C&C welcome and appreciated.
    Lisa

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    Gus Cobos
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    Very nice capture Lisa,
    I like the sharp details and color rendition on your bird. You have a good head angle, with good eye contact. I also like the catch light in the eye. The soft multi colored green background compliments your subject well...congrats...good show...looking forward to your next capture...:cool:

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    Lance Peters
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    Hi Lisa - well done - I like this a lot :) :)

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    Hi Lisa, I wondered what you've been up to. I think the bird and wing positions, sharpness, nicely blurred background, and catchlight are wonderful. I would place the bird further to the right, it is off center but not quite enough. What I noticed was a halo
    primarily around the back, but other area as well. (sound familiar?) I don't think it's a sharpening halo. I've noticed that if I use shadow/highlight sometimes I get that effect, and curves is probably better. I don't know. it could be an JPEG conversion artifact. In any case it is minor, and the photograph is quite good. regards~Bill

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    Excellent capture Lisa. You have a very detailed subject with an incredible background and head angle. The position in the frame does not bother me at all.
    Congrats,

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    Hi Lisa:

    Well done, beautiful capture. I love it. Looking forward to more . . .

    Uncle Gus :D

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    Alfred Forns
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    Hi Lisa Nice hummer !!!

    Agree with suggestions and would also move the little guy down just a tad. Would like seeing a little more room up top than at the bottom. Excellent

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    Well done Lisa!
    Regards,
    Nicki

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    Lisa Williams
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    Thanks all for the comments and the suggestions. So will move him a little lower in frame (or leave more room above) and place him more to the right.
    Question - how do I use curves in CS2. Gus explained how to use them in CS3, but I don't have the ability to upgrade to it at this time.

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    if i'm not mistaking lisa, curves should be the same in both versions. congrats on this image!! it is very sharp and looks fantastic!! agree with the above suggestions.

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