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    Dear All
    Made this image at Mohan, Near Ramnagar, with D300, 600MM VRII/F4, ISO 200, at F5.6
    Widespred in Indian Subcontinent,unrecorded in NW , white eye ring, yellow low throat & whitish belly. Broadleaved forest & wood areas only.

    C & C most welcome & apreciated.

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    Excellent capture of a fine specimen, Harshad.

    I like the posture, head turn, and view of the small fruits that I presume attracted the bird.

    You may wish to reduce the brightness of the leaf at the right, and perhaps the one at lower left, as well as the hot spots on the branch, to bring more balance to the very interesting colors you've presented.

    Thanks for posting this most interesting example of a 'white eye' in its element.
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    Hi Bill

    Thanks for great suggation
    Is this what you want me to do
    I am not great in PP but will try to improve
    Harshad

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    Thanks, Harshad ... to my eye, that's a significant improvement. :)
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    The repost is definitely an improvement, but the light looks to have been harsh at the time of capture. Head angle could have been better, but with this body angle the neck would have been twisted too much for it to be looking our way in it's current direction - do you have any of this series with the head looking the other way (towards the left)?

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    Hi Daniel

    I got only 2 frame of this skuller in same pose and he flew away
    Light was very harsh , 1400Hrs and Summers of North India:)
    Hope to make image of this one soon in better lights
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    Harshad

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    Good-looking bird and the repost is an improvement. Adding to the other comments I would selectively sharpen the head a bit more.

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    Harshad, I like the colours of the white eye, and your repost works well.

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