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    Default Indian Roller

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    Taken this picture at Tadoba, India.


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    Well exposed and nice detail but I would make it vertical. Too much open space for me on the right.

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    Good-looking bird, I like the head angle, open beak and curved perch. I could see this as a vertical crop and would lighten the bird some more. The frame is a bit overpowering.

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    Love the SH, the open bill, and the colors. Should have been a VERT ORIG. The large white halos are mildly distracting. With the green stripe, I actually hate this less than I usually hate thick black frames :)
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    lovely pose
    Axel and Arthur nailed the cririques here
    It is general opinion , frames distracts more to image than helping
    TFS

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harshad Barve View Post
    lovely pose
    Axel and Arthur nailed the cririques here
    It is general opinion , frames distracts more to image than helping
    TFS
    Agree with others as well.


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