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    Gina Hallgren
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    Hello,

    This little Warbler is a bird with an attitude, and attacks the Hummingbird feeders with a vengence.

    Gina

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    Olympus E-520 IS, Zuiko 70-300 ED

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    480 focal length

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    Gus Cobos
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    Hi Gina,
    I like your composition, image and capture...you have good details and good color rendition...The background compliments your little guy very well...:cool:

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    Gina, I like this very much you have good color and details with a lovely BG.

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    Stefan Minnig
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    Gina,

    Good capture. I love the creamy BG against the yellow feathered friend. Nice crop as well. One little thing...The sticks highlights are a tad bright for my tastes.

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    Hi Gina - very nice - might tone down some of the hot spots on the perch.
    well done :)

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    Looks like the little guy has you in his sights as well Gina. Nicely done. Lots of fine detail and bg really works well with the bird. Dave

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    Agreed to mentioned. But I find it may be better if the bird did not look so directly towards the camera. The reason being the color of the beak is very close to that of the rest of the bird. As a result, the beak kind of buried in the "background." But it's probably just me.

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    Hi Gina I like it a lot

    Desmond brings a good point regarding the head viewing angle, I think in this case square to the camera would have been better than slightly off. Would also crop a little from the top to tighten image. Was going to suggest the same for the bottom but will affect the perch !!!

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