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    Dominic Cantin
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    Hi to all :)

    Here's an image just to say Thanks to all of you for the inspiration every time I come here :cool:

    I know that the perch is big , that's why I titled my image like this ;)


    Date/Time 12-Oct-2008 08:48:48
    Model Canon EOS 40D
    Flash Used Yes
    Focal Length 400 mm
    Exposure Time 1/1600 sec
    Aperture f/7.1
    ISO Equivalent 320
    Exposure Bias -1/3
    Metering Mode matrix (5)
    Exposure Program aperture priority (3)

    Have a nice day !

    Dom :)

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great light, details, eye contact and BG. The large perch doesn't bother me at all, actually, it complements the bird nicely. I might remove the white spot on the flower, though. Keep them coming!

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    A lovely comp. Dom nice pose and excellent detail I like that bg simply gorgeous. Thanks For Sharing!

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    This is a Good one Dominic with everything very sharp.
    Also, I like the composition here.

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    Fabs Forns
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    The perch is big, but not intrusive, so I like it as presented. Very sharp and great BG.
    Keep them coming!

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    Dominic Cantin
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    Axel , James , Nagesh and Fabs , thanks for your comments !

    Axel , I'll remember your suggestion for a next time ;)

    Dom :)

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    Lovely shot, Dominic. I like the texture contrast between the bird and sunflower. BG is lovely. I would clone out the stray strands coming from the back of the head.
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