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    Default Booted Racket-tail Hummingbird

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    This is a male Booted Racket-tail hummingbird from the northwest of Ecuador...

    Camera Model: Canon EOS 50D
    Shutter speed: 1/250 sec
    Aperture: 7.1
    Flash: On - multiflash technique
    ISO: 200
    Focal length: 300mm

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    Wow...what a beauty....such a nice bird...

    Very nice pose, nice DOF that surprises me at F:7.1; I'd think it needs more. Nice flower and BG too. How many flashes did you use?

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    A truly beautiful hummingbird. Love the pose and wing position you captured. The front leaf competes a bit with the hummer. Thanks for sharing this beautiful species and wonderful shot.

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    I wouldn't change a thing, lovely pose, light, BG, composition, colors, detail, DOF and species. Huge congratulations!

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    Glenn, Beautiful Hummingbird. I like the wing position and the details are great. Love the composition, maybe just a tiny tiny bit more room on top.Very well done!

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    This bird has some tail. IMHO the bird blends in to be BG and the bright red berries dominate the image. And ditto Keith on the leaves.
    The bird is sharp, well lit and exposed. It is such a pity that it tends to become secondary in the image.

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    Very beautiful, the tail really sets this photo apart. Wish to see this 1024 pixels wide.
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    Excellent use of multi-flash giving a very natural looking result but still showing the iridiscent plumage details.

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    Really nice Hummer shot. I like the tail and the lighting-Great job.

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    I would not change any thing , lovely BG , compo , colors and details
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