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    SonyA700~Sony70-400G@250mm~ISO1250~F9~1/400 sec~manual exposure~Hand Held~7-5-2010~Brazos Bend State Park, Texas~CS4/Redfield Fractalius comments and critique welcomed. regards~Bill

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    Bill, you managed to get the best poses out of your birds! I love the bird and the perch in this image although I wish there were a bit more room at the top. I'm not sure about the BG - it feels a bit too faded to me but let's see what the others think.

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    Hi Bill, great pose indeed! Feels a bit tight in the frame all around to me. I think the bg saturation is ok, as it matches the fg, but might want to lower its level a tad. Is there a bit of noise in the tail feathers?
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    Nice image and application, Bill.

    We have a pair in our pond behind the house, but they keep sitting on the HOA goose decoys, so the perch is not as condusive! :(

    Like your light frac work. Just enough to make it work.

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    Like the pose, and the only things I might change is more room at the top, and clone out the stick on the LLC. Otherwise very nice.

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    Very nice work as usual, Bill. I love the pose and all the feather details. I agree it could use just a tad more room all around. I might also sharpen the eye and beak just a little. Very nicely done.
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