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    Mark Schmitt
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    Cactus wrens. Wasn't sure what to do with the crop on this. I would like to have included more of the Joshua tree to get a perspective in size comparison but then the birs would appear too small. Went with a long hoizontal because the birds are facing in opposing directions. Would like just a little more eye contact, but I can live with this. This is a bird with a social nature and has a very distinctive vocalization. It's habitat is of the more austure kind...very hot.

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    Camera: Canon 20D
    Lense: Canon EF 500 IS L @ f 4.0
    Mode: apeture priority
    Exposure: 1/800 @ f 9.0, exp. comp. -.33, ambient light
    ISO: custom - 5500K
    Monopod: Gitzo

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    Maxis Gamez
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    HI Mark,

    This is very interesting. Great exposure and BG. The crop works well for me but I wish the perch was not touching the bottom of the frame.

    Thanks!

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    I like the mood of the image. It looks like they are giving each other the silent treatment.

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    Wonderful BG. Great job getting both of them in the frame. I would also wish for a bit more eye contact, but that is minor.

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    Rich Ikerd
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    The opposing poses are what really makes this image special Mark. I like the crop that you've presented, though, like Maxis, providing a little more room on the bottom would take away the one nit of the image. Nicely captured.

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