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    Default Red Bishop

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    A difficult bird to expose. Taken at the Mankwe hide in the Pilanesberg National Park.

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    what a beautiful bird,nice and clean bg and head turn add to the image

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    Interesting bird. I like the composition and the nicely diffused background. A narrow aperture would have been even better.

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    Beautiful bird Bhai, nice details too and colours too...

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    Pose, angle, eye contact and sharpness look good. I might give it a bit more room and desaturate the reds a bit.

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    Good look back pose Gerrie, sharp, and your comp works well. Good job on those blacks too. See you on Sunday. Hopefully the weather plays ball. Cheers.

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    Very nice bird and you did a good job on the exposure. Like the pose and how the wind is blowing the plumage. Well done.

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    It is a good image. I find that digital cameras struggle some in capturing tone and values in the reds and blues, especially if they are irridescent and overly luminous. Did a good job with this exposure, however. Only suggestion; I'd do some selective dodge and burn on the perch, or select it, place in layer and us curves to accentuate contrast and dynamic range. Perch just seems a bit flat;)

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    Gorgeous bird and great composition. I only wish the perch was darker.

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    Great work on the exposure . It is a beautiful bird !!

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    Thank you for viewing & commenting guys. It is much appreciated.:)

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