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    A Southern African endemic on a rainy day.
    Cape of Good Hope, SA

    Canon 1D MkIII, Canon 800 f/5.6; 1/640 s f/5.6, ISO 640

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    A very nice shot. It reminds me of our Meadowlarks.
    I like the composition and pose very much.
    I might remove the bit of spider web ib lrc and clean up the bill a bit, if you do that sort of thing.

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    Hi Ignacio
    Great shot.I like the composition and the gesture of the bird's face and clear BG too.
    TFS

    Asad

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    Stunning image with an awesome BG and composition. Love the vibrant color and superb detail as well as the singing pose which puts it over the top for me. Love this and many thanks for sharing.

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    Well done Icnacio, from a nature loving South African, :):)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loukie Viljoen View Post
    Well done Icnacio, from a nature loving South African, :):)
    Coming from the land that's quite a compliment! Thanks a lot.

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    For me, one of the things that makes this image so stunning is the way the colors work together or in opposition. There are several shades of gray in the foreground, on the bird, and in the bg all working together; plus the green works as a perfect contrast to the yellow on the bird.
    Superb
    Cheers
    Gail

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    Nice image, and I love the overcast light conditions. Only thing is that I wish the bird had perched higher on the shrub to put a little separation between the foliage and the body (and to prevent the legs from being ccompletely hidden).

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    Beautiful shot with a great background, wonderful soft light and great colors.
    The open bill is great.

    Markus

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    I like the composition, pose and open beak. Well done!

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    All round fine image.

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