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    In my newly found location there are many of these little fellows. Might be just a simple sparrow for one, but I find them very elegant. This was taken in an overcast afternoon in the mountains at the South edge of Mexico DF. Thanks for looking.

    1DMKIII, 500mm
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    lovely looking sparrow ith nice details , sharpness and HA , I liked BG very much as it shows habitat
    TFS

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    Love the composition, maybe tone down bright yellow spots on left a tad - well done. Very regal pose, larger aperture might have toned down the habitat as well. Which I agree is an important part of the image.
    Last edited by Jeff Cashdollar; 09-29-2009 at 09:12 AM.

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    Nice species, pose, and comp, light was nice and detail is great. BG is a tad bussy though.
    Congratulations!

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    Interesting bird that I'm not familiar with. I like the angle, perch, sharpness and soft light. The yellow flowers in the BG are a bit distracting, I might try toning them down a little.

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    Nice image. Great details and light. I like the perch.

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    Ez nagyon frankó Lóri!



    I like the fluffed plumage and inclusion of habitat. The light, while a little flat, is still nice, and contrast is excellent. Congrats my brother. :)

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    Lorant lovely pose on this little bird and I like the mossy rock perch too. Did you take any photos with a shallower DOF? I like the colours in the BG but they are almost in focus and so they tend to draw the eye.

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