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    Default Savannah Sparrow

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    This bird was very kind to me , posing on the rocks of the beach, rather than hiding in the scrub just off of the beach. Nikon D300s Sigma 150-500, Adjusted in PS
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    Subject dist: 7.9m
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    Metering: Multi-segment

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    Great pose, eye contact and nice details. I would crop a bit from the left and make it into a vertical composition.

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    Thanks for the suggestion
    How does this look?
    Last edited by Myer Bornstein; 04-22-2010 at 07:01 PM.

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    I like the pose and rocks. I prefer the repost.

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    I also like the vert. repost.
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    Would try the vertical with more room around, nice HA, pose and the setting adds well...

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    Thanks everyone for their comments

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    Nice repost I like the head turn and backside view.

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    I like the original square crop, the great look-back head angle, the sharpness, the rich colors, and the perfect exposure. This is the best that I have seen from you; way to go!
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    Thanks Artie :D

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