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    Default Spotted Towhee

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    Taken from same spot as my Bald eagle pair.

    Camera: NIKON D90
    Lens: AF-S VR Nikkor 500mm F4G ED
    Focal length: 850*mm*(equiv. 1275*mm)
    Aperture: F6.7
    Exposure time: 1/50" (+1*EV)
    ISO speed rating: 200/24°
    Program: Aperture priority
    Metering Mode: Pattern
    White Balance: Auto
    Focus Mode: AF-C
    Flash: Flash did not fire

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    Lance Peters
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    Hi Roy - good lookin bird - You have a good HA and eye contact (Love the red eye), pose is good also.
    BG is what it is - wish the stick that intersects the birds head in the BG was not there. A few quick masks would take care of it.

    Shutter speed is still a bit slow at that focal length:)

    Keep em coming

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    good image , i like the colors , and i love his red eye .. well done

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    Gus Cobos
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    Hi Roy,
    This is a sweet image and capture, the eye is fantastic...the background is what it is, lets call it habitat...:eek::D:cool: looking forward to your next one...:)

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    Really nice !! I think well worth doing some PS magic here !! Would get rid of the stick Lance pointed out the soften the bg a bit !!

    Tech wise would suggest increasing the ISO, did real well at that speed but always dangerous. Exposure is right on with lots of shadow detail !!

    ... here is a quick fix

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    Love the pose, feather details on the black, the red eye really get my attention. Agree with bumping up the ISO to get more speed, especially when handheld.

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    William Malacarne
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    Very good white and black detail. All it really needs is to appear on my camera LCD.

    Bill

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