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    Hi everyone,

    I have found myself an internet cafe down here and thought I'd post another image from Ecuador. This is the male Masked Trogon which I found in the Tandayapa Valley.

    I also just updated my site with a bunch of new photos, blogs, video's, etc. if anyone is interested - www.glennbartley.com

    All the best!

    Camera Model: Canon EOS 50D
    Shutter speed: 1/80 sec
    Aperture: 6.3
    Exposure mode: Av
    Exposure compensation: -1/3
    Flash: On
    ISO: 400
    Focal length: 500mm f/4 IS

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    Hi Glenn,

    Love the shot. like the clean BG the colours and the eye contact. I have followed your blog and updated shots and am very envious of what you are doing up there, love the shots! Keep up the terrific work.....

    Cheers,

    Krijn

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    Thanks Krijn!

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    Glenn, what can I say?
    OK, I will say this is outstanding, the eye contact, BG, perch and of course your subject are great. As Krijn, I also went to your page to see your work and man, that's something else!
    You look much younger in the video than on the picture you have in your page, I guess that's good! ha, ha ha.
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    Once again lovely photo..I was surprised how much the Masked Trogan resembles the Elegant Trogan, I can't wait until next year, Ecuador and Galapagos...Hope your taking notes...lolol...Seriously...can't wait for next one...Paul

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    Overall beautiful photo and the small fresh leaf and spider web only adds to the picture in my eyes.
    The only nit picking I can do are the multiple eye highlights tend to pull my eye, but like I say I'm really reaching for suggestions.
    Send us more from Ecuador .
    Chas.

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    Beautifully captured with a wonderful pose, color , detail , eye contact and an outstanding BG. Congratulations Glenn !

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    No nits! Great pose, detail, light, BG, perch and comp. Congratulations!
    Ps: Loved your site, good work!

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    What a beautiful bird and well-captured. I like the details, BG and exposure control. Enjoy your time 'down there'.

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    Glenn, tropical trogons are never easy, and this is perfect in every way to my eye. Wish it were mine!

    Cheers,
    Greg

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    Glenn, this is an extremely beautiful image! I just love all the colors and details that you have captured so well. Amazing work so far, and I can't wait to read more about your travels...they have me itching for some time off work and a cheap ticket from Miami to Quito. Good luck! :)

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