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    One from the first day out with Alan Murphy in Texas. One of thre redist cardinals I have ever seen. A common bird for me and many others as well , but what a great setting. Will post some of the more exotics soon.
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    That really is one red bird. Great details and setting, although I would sharpen less. The light looks a bit harsh and I would run NR on the BG. Have fun 'down there'. :)

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    I'm sure you'll have a great time in Texas! You controlled the reds well. The bird does look slightly oversharpened and the light is a little harsh. Can't wait to see more of your stuff from the trip.
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    Very nice perch and pose with the crest up. The light does appear harsh.

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    I like the alert pose and full crest up. I agree the light looks harsh. Is it me, or have the flowers wilted?

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    Beautiful pose, Joe.

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    Nicely done, not over-saturated because you can see the details in the plumage. Enjoy your Texas experience and will be looking forward to more!

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    Joe,
    Nice pose, background and perch.
    It looks overs sharpened.
    Would be nice to know what you were shooting with.

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