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    Only now, during PP, I realized that there is a second grass stem in front of the perch.
    Perfect alignment and coincidence.
    I would appreciate your comments. Keep or not?

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    Brightened, saturated in CR, sharpened, noise reduced in BG in PS.

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    Image would be cleaner if you could get eliminate the front stem, but it may not be possible to restore details of feet. I would also eliminate the tall vertical grass stem on the left. Nice EXP and head angle. Tail seems a little OOF.

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    Good angle, eye contact and setting, interesting crop idea, too. I would have probably put the bird a bit higher in the frame. The catchlight looks a bit big for my taste. The stem doesn't really bother me since it is parallel to the perch.

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    Amazing colour on the bunting, and like the diagonal perch. I only find the large blade of grass emerging from your signature distracting.

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    Nice picture, I agree with Stuart, my eye is pulled down to that blade of grass.

    Colorful and beautiful bird, nice habitat image.

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    Thank you for the responses.
    I'm glad the front grass does not bother too much.
    Nice to know, since I don't think it is possible to eliminate it.

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