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    Great-crested Flycatcher

    The Woodlands, TX

    D2X, 600, 1.4, ISO 250, f8 @ 1/500, tape playback.

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    Fantastic light, pose and sharpness. If I had the PP skills I'd probably try to remove the leaves where the branch exits the frame. JR

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    fantastic image , Alan
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    Great pose and expression on that bird, captures its nature very well.
    I'd only crop from the bottom bit more, or add space on the left.
    I like the perch and the BG combo very much too.

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    Beautiful one Alan, The Ha, pose, Bg are great and the leaves add well.. congrats..

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    crystal clear and pin sharp as usual. ditto the leaves to the left of the bird.
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    Great exposure, background, compostion and sharpness. Also like the pose and I don't mind the leaves.

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    The leaves add balance it is a pity some are not supported and are hanging free with no stalk

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    I like this shot because it so captures the personality of this bird. Finding one down low enough to get this excellent angle is a miracle in itself. Usually I see them high in trees. Personally, I like the leaves and think they add much to the image. They prevent my eye from wondering down that strong diagnal line and leaving the subject.

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