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    Here is one from a few weeks back.

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    i love it! has that fragile feel with the little bird in the large frame. well done, adams!!

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    I like the 'little bird, big world' mood. Angle, details and BG look good, too. I wish for a bit more head turn toward you and would clone out the dark half-moon shaped thing in front of the bird's legs.

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    Very nice Adam. The colours work great. I like the idea of taking out the half moon. Dave

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    Very nice Adams. My first thought was the Little Bird-Big Lonely World thing - as others also noted. I like the comp, exposure, and narrow DOF and agree that the "half moon" needs to go. Well done.

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    Very good, I too like the small size of the fragile baby bird if compared to the rest of the frame

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    Very nice, interesting crop and composition, a more horizontal pano crop
    might be also possible here I think. I like the light and feel of fragility
    as others pointed out.

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    Super low angle, well exposed, sharp, and showing good detail. I like the softer colours in this, and what a killer BG.

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    Please take me home, oh pretty please. I am so small in this big wide world......... :D

    Love the image and presentation.

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    Just congratulations... I am in love with this image! Light, comp, detail, expsure, BG, all is simply wonderfull!

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