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    HiFolks:

    With the White-winged Doves all wintering in Mexico for the winter, the Mourning Doves were sticking on the ground in the leaves instead of the rocks & branches waiting for their turn when the WW's had their fill. Oh well! Beggars can't be choosey ;)

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    Gus, sure looks sharp! Love the mourning doves-find them hard to crop,but you did a great job w/ this guy!

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    A very nice composition and capture Uncle Gus...you have sharp details and good color rendition...all you need to do now is run a little bit of noise reduction in the background and your good to go...congrats...:cool:

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    Hi Gus:

    Here you are, selected BG with QM, and used Noiseware Pro . . .

    Thanks for the improvement CC.

    Think maybe I should of blurred BG a bit??

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    Oscar Zangroniz
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    Hey Uncle Gus and Aunt Gina:
    Thank you for your kind words that you've shared.
    I'm surprised that the HAP has not said anything to you on this one????
    Great capture though.
    Regards,

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    Hi Gus For bg blurring I like to take it to a point it would seem realistic. Just as if it was taken with a lens wide open but not much more.

    Would give the bird more room in frame and maybe bring the temp down a little, looks very warm.

    Oscar head angle is not bad, imagine would be better a little more looking away :) .. but will give him twenty lashes just for principle :D:D:D

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    Nonda Surratt
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    Gus nice detail! Doves are quite pretty birds

    Everthing else covered

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    Flip, you guys ARE fussy!!! Head Not looking at you - Head looking at you too much!!!:confused::confused::confused:;)
    Lol - enjoy the 20 lashes Oom Gus!!!:p I think it's sharp with lots of detail.

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    The colours in the BG are lovely Gus, just a bit more NR. Lighting looks good, can't see shadows anywhere. Very sharp too.

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