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    Gina Hallgren
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    Hello:

    Had a great day showing my sister around the Sonaro Desert Museum for about the fifth year in a row. Enjoyed beautiful weather in the 80's with vivid blue skies, and forecasted for the next 2 weeks of her stay.

    Enjoyed the "Rapture Free Flight" first thing, and Hummingbird time was next after an enjoyable lunch.

    CC's always welcome.

    Gina Hallgren

    Olympus E-520 IS, Zuiko 70-300mm ED
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    Auto WB
    180 mm focal length
    Flash as hummer was under the tree branches in a shady corner.
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    Gina, Real nice shot- some may say it's a busy BG- but I think it adds dimension to this shot because his belly is a stark contrast

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    Nice and sharp Gina, good details on your bird. Like the full wing spread too!

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    Excellent pose and refreshing to see a natural bg !!! Just wish it was a little less busy !! Like it a lot !!

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    Hi Gina,
    I like the composition. The wing spread is fantastic. I like the angle of capture. The background is a wee bit busy; but a simple fix in Photo shop. Just blur it and do a liquefy pass on it to tone down and subdue the shapes...good show...:cool:

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