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    Default Amethyst Woodstar

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    This is a very small hummingbird only 7.5cm. This species is also found in the SE region of Brazil

    Mark III
    600mm x 2tc
    F 8.0
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    Iso 1600

    All comments are appreciated

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    Hey Adams, I like the overall cleanliness to the image. I also like how the humminbird is perched at the very top of the twig. I wouldn't mind a tighter crop, and the image feels a little washed out - not by much, but enough to notice. Are those post-processing marks near the bottom of the perch?
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    Great head position, showing the magnificant colors of the gorget. I like the framing of this composition. Well done!

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    I like the angle, sharpness, soft light and iridescence. The droplets on the bill add to it. I agree with Daniel regarding possible clone marks in the BG and might raise contrast a few points.

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    awesome species , lovely compo and BG
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    Very pleasing image Adams, nice and sharp with the 2x conv. Good HA & exp.
    Just needs some Gaussian to fix the cloning marks.


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    Beautiful capture on this lovely bird. Agree with Daniel on a tighter crop and saturation, but it is outstanding in pose, detail and BG.

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    Great capture, with sweet soft light ... I would probaly go vo a little tighter crop.


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    Hi Daniel,
    Yes those are clone marks, I cloned out a smal branch. I will fix them and play with the crop.
    Thank you,
    Adams

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    These are jewels in the avian world, just too beautiful for the eyes. The clarity is amazing.

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    scott benson
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    lovely shot.

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