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    SonyA700~Sony70-400G@400mm~Sony HVL-F56AM for fill flash~ISO200~1/125 sec~F5.6~Hand Held~Full frame~7-18-09~Brazos Bend State Park, Texas
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    Exposure on the bird looks very nice IMO, I would suggest to tone down the nice but bright BG. Perch is nice but too bad that it covers part of the bird.
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    Bill,
    I like the diagonal composition of your subject.
    As mentioned by Ramon, the background is a little "hot".

    This is a great time to use high speed flash if it is available on your system.
    I like to bring the ambient light down and bring the foreground subject back up with flash.
    Balanced Fill Flash!

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    Agree about fill flash, I like the BG colors though, perhaps you could work the blacks in ACR more to the right
    and get better result in darkening the image especially the BG.

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    Great pose and sharpness. Excellent points by Ramon and James regarding controlling bright BGs. In this instance, just bringing down overall image brightness yields a more pleasing image.
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    Sharpness and pose look good. Adding to the other comments, could you have moved to your right to be able to see both feet? I might crop it tighter.

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