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    I have been in Europe for the last month for work and I had a few chances to go out and take some pictures. This one was taken in Belgium, where the sun doesn't shine too much and the sky is mostly overcast. It was the first time I saw this bird, so I am happy for the photo. Thanks for looking.

    1DMKIII, 500mm f:4, ISO 400, f:8, 1/400, handheld

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    A great singing pose and nice habitat. Wish the reed near his face was not there, but that's the habitat they are in.

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    I agree with Alan on the reed in front of the face. I also might run another round of USM on the bird, to bring out more detail, as it looks a tad soft IMO.

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    Agree with all above and would add I Love the painterly "sedge" BG!

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    I like the pose with the open beak, and love the pastel green colour of the BG. Another vote to move the reed infront of the head.

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    Very nice photo. I like the idea of a tad more sharpening, even if just around eye. I think the soft light comes through nicely. Tough call about the reed in front, do you then remove the one thorugh body?

    Good one. Dave

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    I agree with all that said,
    And still a very nice habitat picture.

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