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    took this shot in a place they call bowland,this is actually bowland knotts,up on the grouse moors,in lancashire.I know some may say the bird is small in the frame,but I like some shots,showing more of the birds habitat,and this rock is a gem,excuse the pun.thanks.cannon 40d,400mm prime lens,1/2500 sec,f5.6, iso400.handheld,

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    I understand what you are showing but I thik it could be re-cropped and still get the point accross. Just a bit too much rock for my taste.

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    I agree with too much rock and less than strong composition with the bird almost centered. I am confused as to the "pun." Are those gem stones on top of the rock or bird droppings?
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    ps: The JPEG held up pretty well to the crop and the sharpening.
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    niether ARTHUR,lichen,but thanks for your remarks,and you JOE.

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