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    Alexander Koenders
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    This verry small bird was sitting fore just a moment on the branche wich gave me the opportunity to make this shot.

    Olymus E3, Zuiko ED300 F2.8, Zuiko 2.0 converter, 600mm focuslength, F6.3, 1/800 sec, ISO400, 0 stop

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    Overall very nice. Neat perch, and good colours to the BG (I do feel the more defined BG line at left could be smoothed out a bit). The lighest area on the wren's belly could be toned down, and I would eliminate the brightest white speck on the moss near left edge. Nice comp and pose, and the moss looks quite fresh!

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    Lovely shot! I like the compoosition, perch, BG, pose and detail. Agree about toning down the area on the chest.

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    Cute little bird.Very hard to shoot, here in Europe...Nice perch and pose.

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    I like the compositon. I would also smooth out the line in the BG too.

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    Love the enviroment that you captured this sharp looking little wren in ,Perhaps patching out a few of the brighter looking seeds that tend to distract the eye away from the subject matter

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