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    Buff-bellied Hummingbird (Amazilia yucatanensis ) Another image from Alan Murphy's Workshop in the Rio Grand Valley Texas. I have a pile of images to get through so you'll be seeing many more.

    Nikon D300S
    Lens: VR 300mm F/2.8G
    Focal Length: 300mm
    Aperture: F/16
    Shutter Speed: 1/250s
    Exposure Mode: Manual
    ISO Sensitivity: ISO 200
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    Flash Sync Mode: Front Curtain
    Flash Mode: Commander
    Flash Exposure Comp.:
    Group A: M x 1/16
    Group B: M x 1/16 (-1/3EV)

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    Wow!! Subject, colors, background, feather details, sharpness, and composition are excellent. I think the bird's capture position is unique. Jaw dropper. regards~Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by WIlliam Maroldo View Post
    Wow!! Subject, colors, background, feather details, sharpness, and composition are excellent. I think the bird's capture position is unique. Jaw dropper. regards~Bill
    Thanks very much William.

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    Total agreement with Bill's comments. In addition, I really like the BG color because it is some complimentary to the bird. Looking forward to seeing more! Alex

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    An image with a high 'wow' factor. Beautiful!

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    hI Roy - Lovely - BG really sets the bird off - nice use of the multiple flash's.
    Looking forward to seeing more.

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    Sharp with lots of details, interesting dynamic pose and what I like best is the beautiful background. Really like this beautiful image very much. Maybe a bit more separation between the beak and the far wing, but this is already great image as it is. TFS.

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    Lovely image as stated in the comments above. Maybe the vibrance in the background reds could be toned down just a touch.

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    Outstanding for the reasons given Roy. I find the hard shadow cast on the body by the wing a little distracting. You could soften this if you wanted. Minor issue in a really good image.

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    Striking picture. I look forward to seeing more.

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