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    Hi Folks;

    Photographed this House Sparrow in our garden this morning

    Comments welcome and always very much appreciated.

    I must admit the groups presentation are so excellent, I'm going to go back & find about 4 other programs I bought over a year ago.

    Hard to keep up with you very talented Young un's :D

    Gus

    BTW: Fotosketcher's backgrounds without the bird make very beautiful wallpaper.

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    Nice image and application, Gus.

    My only comment is that it would have been nice to have the bird a little more centered, or something along the RB area; a twig, branch or other BG item, it just seems too open to me. Maybe a vertical would have worked better for me. However, I like the image and as they say ... :)

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    Gus, I like the up close-in your face look. I agree w/ Mark regarding the comp. I do love the brush strokes!:)

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    Nice pose, Gus. BG is just lovely as usual. :) It looks like a little blue may be bleeding into the bird's head. I don't really mind the comp since the bird is looking to the right, but I think a vertical might look even better.
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    I like the image of the bird, pose, and detail. I agree with Mark about perhaps cropping to more of a vertical. You might also try slanting the perch so it creates a diagonal line.

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    Hi Folks;

    Paying attention and think you're all on the money, even leveled the perch

    See what you think now

    Gus
    Last edited by Gus Hallgren; 01-13-2011 at 04:47 PM.

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