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    Tom Callahan
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    Default Morning Lesser Goldfinch

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    Captured this female Sat morning in the backyard.
    Canon 40D
    Canon 400mm F/5.6
    manual mode
    1/500
    F/6.3
    ISO 100
    on tripod
    center focus point
    curves, smart sharpen, minor cropping, little saturation

    Please comment pros and cons. Thanks

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    Mike Wilson
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    Nice image of the bird. The crop is unusual and needs to have less negative space around the bird I think. The out of focus dark lines coming in from the top are not helping, I would suggest a tighter crop, a vertical closer to the bird to get rid of more of the bg. The catchlight looks a bit odd to me.

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    Hi Tom, All excellent stuff by Mike. I would add that if this is your backard and birds are coming to your feeders you need to do a much better job of selecting and positioning your perches...

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    Tom Callahan
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    Got it. Thanks

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