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    Another from Ash Canyon B&B Hereford, AZ.

    I thought about cropping closer on the bird, but this is already about 40 missing. So we'll call it environmental feeding station :D

    Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION
    Camera Model: NIKON D2H
    Image Date: 2004:08:31 13:13:17
    Flash Used: No
    Focal Length: 400.0mm (35mm equivalent: 600mm)
    Exposure Time: 0.0007 s (1/1500)
    Aperture: f/2.8
    ISO equiv: 200
    White Balance: Auto
    Metering Mode: Spot
    Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)

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    Good job without flash. Might want to crop just a little off right side. Something dark behind feeder keeps calling to me. Love the lighting - looks like spotlight on bird. Nice photo.

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    Thanks, I should probably at least clone out the dark tree trunk on the right if not crop it totally.

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    the bird as small can work but it seems a bit soft IMO

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    I like this one.....rather serene given it's a hummer. I like the spotlight effect on the bird.....and what's really cool is the green in the feeder. That in itself might make an interesting abstract. I thinking a different crop would be better.....maybe a little off the bottom.

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    Nice capture of the feeder and hummingbird. Unfortunately the feeder seems to draw most of my attention.
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