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    Default :Tonsil- Check"

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    Canon:
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    500mm F4 + 1.4 EX II
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    center weighted
    + 1.67 Exposure
    ISO 800
    F 5.6

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    Very cute, look like he singing :D Nice job on getting the detail inside the beak. Maybe a little room on the left and more on the right.

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    Excellent pose !! Agree with suggestion and would take the one darker blade of grass out !!! Got a keeper !!!! ... for these guys is important to catch them doing something !!

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    Hi Don - well done - Agree with AL'S suggestions.
    Like the one footed yawning pose.
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    Thanaboon, Al, Lance; big thks, this is my first attempt at clone - stamp. I do agree, and clearly see how this removes a distraction from the Image. Non one's eye isn't drawn away! Thks again!
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    Last edited by Don Hamilton Jr.; 02-28-2010 at 08:16 PM.

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    Hi Don, You're cloning needs some practice I can see the effects of it in the repost, I posted the same pose as this one in the Avian forum and cloned out the same blade of grass I also warmed the image up a little more just a different interpretation of the same scene. Thanks again for putting me on this guy I owe you :)
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    i like the repost better. composition looks better. love the yawning pose and you got a nice clean bg! nice job!!

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