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    Default The Indian Roller

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    Earlier known as the Blue jay, Is also the State Bird of Karnataka where I am from

    Spec:1/400, F 9, -1/3

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    Great details, head angle, light and BG. I would give it more room and remove the white spots on the lower branch.

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    nice looking bird with great details and fantastic bg!

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    Gorgeous shot with great dof Kiran, congrats.

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    absolutely stunning shot, Kiran. This BG goes so well with the colorful bird :)

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    Stunning light, colours and detail in this. Pin sharp, and what a killer BG. Great image.

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    Kiran I love this one. The pose of the bird, eye contact and head turn are perfect. Very good DOF control and the BG compliments very well the bird colors. Good job

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    Well done, Kiran. This looks very similar to the African Liliac-breasted Roller - do you know it's scientific name? Pose, BG lovely. Plumage looks a little oversharpened on my monitor but a very nice image.
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    As usual beautiful shot.


    Hi Tony
    its scientific name is Coracias benghalensis :)

    Harshad

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harshad Barve View Post
    As usual beautiful shot.


    Hi Tony
    its scientific name is Coracias benghalensis :)

    Harshad
    Thanks Harshad. The Lilac-breasted is C.caudatus and has very similar colouring but longer outer tail feathers.
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    That is a great portrait. I like it as is. Very nice bg & details makes it.
    White wash is fine on the branch ;)

    Szimi

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