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    Jeff Nadler
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    Aperture: 8
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    Flash: Off
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    Drive mode: Continuous
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    Very handsome species, thanks for sharing it.

    Very nice perch and BG. The plant is a plus.
    Pose and eye contact are great. I am not familiar with this species, does it has that bluish cast on the head? or is the action of light?

    Great job anyways.

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    Hi Jeff,
    Beautiful bird, soft light and clean BG. I would add some canvas to the right if you have it just to get the bird a little of center.

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    Hey Jeff,

    Very nice and diffused light. The colors are on the money and with a very nice BG. Composition works for me very well!

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    Very Very nice light Jeff! You could add the canvas on the right but I like it as posted also!

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    Lovely colours, light and detail in this. I like the diagonal perch, with the inclusion of a bit of foliage.

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    Foliage, color in the perch and the rim lighting make it for me.

    We are having an awful migration here... JB has been dead from what I have been told so it's a good thing you haven't ventured down

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    Love the COMP and the setting. There seems to be too much blue in the blacks.

    As for poor migration I just got back from Pelee--6 days and I photographed only Yellow Warbler despite making several five mile death walks.

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