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    Warbling Vireo
    Vireo gilvus

    Canon EOS 40D
    500mm f/4L IS +1.4x
    1/800
    ISO: 200
    Aperture Value 8.0
    Spot Metering


    Police Point Park, Alberta
    Thanks to John Chardine for helping me with the ID




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    Such a nice view of this little beauty. The sharpness is quite good as is the depth of field. Beautiful.

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    Darren, great image of this small beautiful bird! Exposure and sharpness are spot on, as is the pose. I also like the thin perch. I might work on the BG a bit more as some of the patterns are mildly distracting (such as the upward curve at tip of bill). Still a very nice image that you should be very happy with :-)

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    HA, pose , color, detail of bird looks great. Ideal perch Agree w above would clean up bg a little but that is minor.

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    Wonderful image Darren. In additions to Danie's suggestion, I would also tidy up the LRC. Well done. :)

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    Love it, I would never have noticed the other comments but now that they are made, I agree, but really nice image.

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    lovely image of little cute fella, agreed on most suggations
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    I like the softer light in this, and showing great detail too. Great catchlight, and agree touching up the BG will work. Well captured.

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    The original


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    Darren, you've done an admirable job in getting rid of that branch and leaf clump. It should be a snap to even out that curled leaf edge at bill tip.

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    I did think about that very issue, but I didn't want to over do it so I stopped were I did. Perhaps I will continue on with it another day.

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    This is very nice Darren. Your PS work isn't noticeable at all to me. I also like that you captured the little haze of greenish/yellow these guys have in their feathers.

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