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    Martin Isabelle
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    Hi Evrybody

    Nom du fichier _MG_2942.CR2
    Modèle d'appareil Canon EOS 50D
    Firmware Firmware Version 1.0.1
    Date/heure de prise de vue 2009-04-27 19:32:30
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    Av (Priorité à l'ouverture) 6.3
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    Correction d'exposition 0
    Sensibiltié ISO 800
    Objectif EF800mm f/5.6L IS USM
    Focale 800.0mm
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    Correction d'exposition du flash -2 2/3




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    Judd Patterson
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    Wow, Martin, I love this image! The OOF grass really provide great context for this bird. The composition works nicely for this intimate portrait. My eyes are drawn a bit too strongly to the light patch in the upper-left background...might consider greening that up a bit. Excellent work!!

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    Octavio Campos Salles
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    Fantastic image, the light is superb and the extreme low angle highlighted by the out of focus leaves framing the bird just makes the picture. Congrats.

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    Martin,
    I wish I had your artistic vision as this is a beautiful image. I agree with the comments already made on the leaves, and the background is very nice, but a little modification of the upper left would make it even better. Perhaps the head could stand another round of sharpening. Thanks for sharing.
    Dick

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    Lovely imagery and a beautiful bird!
    I don't think I would sharpen anymore than you have though.

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    This is great. I love the contrast of the sharp bird and the nicely blurred foilage.

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    I like this image very much. Great setting, details and eye contact. I agree regarding 'greening' the upper left and might remove the bright patch in the middle of the upper mandible. Keep them coming!

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    This is beautiful image, very sharp and OOF FG/BG makes it more interesting.
    My only suggestion would be to remove the OOF twig/branch just left to the snipe as thats the only sore point.

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    Lovely OOF grass - frames the bird so nicely and conveys a feeling of secrecy with the bird.
    Lovely colours and DOF! Well done!

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    I like it very much, the comp with the OOF grasses in the FG is great, light, low angle, BG, colors and detail are simply wonderful. COngratulations!

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    This image has a wonderful feel to it, Martin, for all the reasons noted repeatedly above. If I was to change anything, it would be to tone down or remove the brownish leaf just to the left of the bird's head. Well done.

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    Terrific use of OOF vegetaion as compositional element. Subject crisp and full of detail. Loving it!

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    What a beautiful image. I just would mention two of my notes: it is a bit oversharpened, and blacks lost details on crown. Both manageable ;)

    Szimi

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    Exquisite job Martin, one of the best images I have enjoyed in th epast weeks. Love everything on this one and I wouldn´t change a single thing on thi simage. Very good job

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