Welcome. Where are you from? Where was the bird photographed?
It is a lovely image needing only more sharpening of the bird and a hefty crop from the bottom. All of that space does nothing for the image. I love the bird and the BKGR is lovely too.
later and love, artie
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Welcome, Tony and thanks for sharing this image of a beautiful bird. It's great to have people posting images from all over the world.
I really like the pose and eye contact and agree with Artie's cropping and sharpening suggestion. If you do clone, I would consider getting rid of the branch sticking out of the bird's tail. Keep them coming.
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Hi tony,
I second Art's comments. Love the background and a great pose in this little guy. I very much like Jim's alterations but perhaps the twigs and leaves in the bg at the top left could go too?
I hope you fun getting this shot! I know I have fun chasing golden whistlers around!
edi