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    Default Blue tit

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    The pose and sharpness are excellent. Way cool perch. Normally I'm not a big fan of birds behind the perch, but the perch has so much character in this photo that I don't mind at all. I'd crop a little off the top of the frame.
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    Simple but very beautiful. Agree with Doug re cropping from the top. JR

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    Beautiful bird, excellent detail and color. I don't mind the bird being behind the perch either, as it gives the viewer a clear view of the feet. I agree about removing space at the top. Also, I wonder if a horizontal crop might work here?

    John

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    Nice image, soft light and good detail. As mentioned an amazing perch.

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    I agree with a bit of a crop above, but the image works very well. Well done.

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