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    While this wasn't the perch I had been staking out, after this bird repeatedly landed on it, I started to think that perhaps it's brilliant spring colors might look sort of interesting on the dried out roses from last season.....

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    Perch works for me. Wish there was just a bit more feather detail, which appears to be caused by noise?
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    It's a lovely photo Jim. Perch, pose, and BG all work very well together. I agree with Taylor that there's less feather detail than I would like to see; perhaps a touch of fill flash would have provided some additional perceived sharpness. It's still a great photo!
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    A beautiful photograph. I like the contrast of this little jewel compared to the perch.

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    Jim, This photo works well on all levels. While a bright green perch would look neat this sort of shows that it is the end of the season and time to move on and migrate. A beautiful image.

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    This is lovely, Jim - looks a bit like a painting with that soft light. The BG and perch are stunning and the colourful bird just leaps out. There is a little obvious noise under the tail and wing that has probably been accentuated by sharpening for web.
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    I think this one is terrific as presented, in my monitor I can see some jpg artifacts in the BG. Still, great shot! Congratuations!

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