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    Black-Capped Chickadee
    Poecile atricapillus

    Canon 40D
    500mm f/4L IS +1.4x
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    ISO: 640
    Spot Metering
    Manual Flash

    Taken on a overcast day with manual flash and better beamer. Cypress Hills Provincial Park, Alberta








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    I like this a lot. The perch is great. Feels very natural. Exposure, sharpness, BG all very nice. I'd like to see a little more room on the left, and I'd clone out the OOF needles to the left of the bird.

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    I agree with the points Keith made. I would add, that I really like how the feathers seem to be blowing about. I also wish the head was turned a bit toward you.

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    beautiful singing pose,perch and stunning bg!!!

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    Great flashwork, which has brought out the blacks nicely. Cool perch, and I like the BG. I only wish for a better HA.

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    HA is the only thing that hurts this otherwise great image.

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    A slight head turn towards you would have been a big plus. I also agree with cloning the OOF needles on the left but otherwise a very good image with good feather detail.

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    Nice image with nice colors and BG. HA is not ideal and I'd crop out the twig in the back.

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    Great exposure, BG, perch, and upright pose. This would be killer with a better HA.

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    Beautiful little bird.
    Congrats
    dan

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