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    Lovely colours here, Sid. The image looks a little bright which is losing some detail and colour. I have tried a small curves adjustment to darken the light colours and set a black point in the pupil. Duplicated the bill to a new layer and blended with linear burn backed off to about 25% - small amount of selective sharpening to the head and neck as this reas looked a little soft. How does this version look to you?
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    The repost improved an already beautiful image !

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    I like the repost more, but I also like the OP. A little unconventional on the crop, but I think it works. The tip of the bill looks a little soft on my monitor, but that could be an illusion, since everything else is tac-sharp.
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    Your original looks great Sid, but Tony has just fine tuned it. The tip of the beak does look soft, but lovely feather detail shown through out, so well done.

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