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    Default White-crowned Sparrow

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    EOS-1D Mk III, 500mm f/4 + 1.4x II, 1/1000, f/8, ISO 400
    Evaluative metering at 0
    Manual Fill Flash at -2 with Better Beamer
    About 85% of Full Frame

    Removed flash catchlight and small piece of debris from bill.

    Photographed last week at a feeder setup in Rondeau Provincial Park in southwest Ontario.

    Looking forward to your comments and critiques!

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    Preety much perfect to me, the one thing I wouls change is the signature.. I'd put my name :)
    Big congratulations on a terrific shot, great pose, amazing BG, detail is stunning, light is lovely, exposure, colors, and perch are also fantastic!

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    Beautiful shot.. my only chg would be to crop out more of the perch.
    Make the print wider and thinner

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    Man, this is one of the better images of this species I have seen in quite a while. Excellent techs througout, and I love the perch despite it being large. I only wish the tail's shadow wasn't visible at the tip of the perch. I would go the opposite from Don and actually lop off about 1/3 of the space above instaed of below. Super job!!

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    Beautiful sparrow!

    Love the clean BG, perch and pose. Great work.

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    Superb exposure job, great Bg and I like the sharpness and eye contact. The perch is too big for this guy but that is just my personal taste. very good image :-)

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    Lovely image in every respect. I like the large perch, and the texture adds a lot of interest to the image. I wouldn't change a thing.

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    Nice pose and composition, cool perch too.

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