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    Default Robin (Erithacus rubecula)

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    This is UK's most popular bird - he's a perky little bird who is always on the lookout for a tit bit. Taken from my hide - tripod & mongoose head.
    Canon 50D Canon EF 500 ISO 640 +0.3EV 1/320 sec f4

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    Other than going with a less squarish crop, I wouldn't change a thing. Nicely done!
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    Johnathan:

    Well done, nice soft colors in bird and BG, interesting perch without being too much competition for the bird. I am OK with the crop, very personal thing.

    The classic head angle for a look back pose is parallel to the sensor plane, but this image works well as is.

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    Great colours. BG makes the bird pop and the whole bird is in focus for f4.. The perch adds extra I think. I would be tempted to take a bit more off the bottom so the branch starts from the bottom left corner.

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    Perfect pose form this alert individual. Lovely perch, and nice uniform BG (although I wish it was a bit darker). Gotta love the overcast light conditions!

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    Nice detail and sharpness. I also like the pose. Light wasn't great but you did well.

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    Nice pose, beautifully sharp and BG sets off the colours well.
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    Jonathan, good alert pose, or should I say posing proud. I like the contrasting colours on the robin, lovely perch, and all against a complimentary BG.

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