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    Canon 5D, 1/400 sec, f/5.6, ISO 640,
    300mm f/2.8 + 1.4xtc, focal length 420mm, no flash, tripod

    A frequent backyard visitor. I appreciate your comments and suggestions for improvement.

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    Hi Dana,
    This is superb...I like the composition, image and capture just the way it is...the details are sharp and the color rendition is very good. You have a good head angle and clear sharp eye...I like the natural framing of your subject by the surrounding leaves...well done...looking forward to more...:cool:

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    Hi Dana

    Like the careful framing most of all to avoid merges !!! Really nice !!! ... might be common but one difficult little bird to capture !!!

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    Dana, I like your capture with the uncluttered BG. Good pose and eye contact. It just looks like you have oversharpened your bird:) Looking forward to more!

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    Hi - I agree with Jackie - appears to be just a tad too sharp for my tastes - when sharpening I go to the point were it appears just that bit to sharp and then back it down just a tad.
    Bice composition, good HA and eye contact and a great BG - well done :)

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    Dana,

    Nice shot, what was the subject distance and how much crop applied. Nice composition.

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    Thank you for the nice comments and suggestions on sharpening. Jeff, I would estimate the distance to be about 15 feet and cropped about 60%.
    Last edited by Dana Perkins; 05-17-2009 at 01:22 PM.

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