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    One more from Brazil :)
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    Hi Ivan,

    The bird is spectaular. I love the colors and the head angle. You did well with the exposure. I think the upper portion of the image is a bit cluttered and distracting, particularly the oof clump in the upper right corner. Perhaps a tighter crop (if you have room) and a little cloning to remove some of the distractions would improve the image. Did you shoot this as a verticle? How much of a crop is this, if cropped? Did you use a tripod?
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    Ivan,

    Agree with Jim. Bird is amazing, but its lost in the clutter around. Would be nice cropped or it would have been great if you had a 800F5.6 with you at the time. :D

    If you do crop the image later, darken the branch a little to help balance the tones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Neiger View Post
    Hi Ivan,

    Did you shoot this as a verticle? How much of a crop is this, if cropped? Did you use a tripod?
    Thanks for your comments.
    Yes I shoot it as verticle. No, it's not cropped. No, I didn't use tripod. :)

    Robert I guess we all had thoose times when we need a 800mm. ;)

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    Lovely bird, pose, exposure, and sharpness. Agree that its a little cluttered. I would lose the smudge in the lower left

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan Sjögren View Post
    Thanks for your comments. Yes I shoot it as verticle. No, it's not cropped. No, I didn't use tripod. :) Robert I guess we all had thoose times when we need a 800mm. ;)
    Ivan, A spectacular bird with a perfect light angle. What you really needed was me standing next to you with the 800 and a 1.4X TC on a tripod!
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