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Thread: Pine Siskin, Snow mound king.

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    Default Pine Siskin, Snow mound king.

    Yard feeder set-up + blind. After taking great care setting up perches, I found myself taking some images of the birds UNDER them too :-) I was happy this guy chose a cleaner area to forage from. Only 4 tiny niger seeds to clone out! Just out of sight is a veritable mess of dispersed seeds and empty sunflower seed-shells...needless to say most of the "ground shots" opportunities are not worth it until a fresh coating of snow covers it all:)

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    Robert Amoruso
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    This one works well Daniel. The even bright background accentuates the bird well. Good positioning him in the frame and just the right amount of real estate around him.

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    Good composition and exposure control. The signature is overwhelming.

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    joel quenneville
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    Nice pose. I love the snow mound and clean BG. I believe some S&H (Shadows and Highlights) would improve this image. You might also want to clone out those two snowflakes in the upper left corner.

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    I like the snowy perch. Good job with the exposure. Agree about cloning out the two snowflakes.
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    Boy, I like the composition and the + 2EC was spot on. I'd like to see a little more contrast in the mound of snow were the shadow areas are, would create some dimension. Diffuse light works well even hues and tones in bird with no contra-shading

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    Daniel I would keep this one untoched. i like it just in the way you posted.

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