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    Default Corn Bunting / Emberiza calandra

    Taken in Paphos, Cyprus

    7D, Canon 800mm

    ExposureTime - 1/1600 seconds
    FNumber - 7.1
    Subject Dictance - 27.4m
    ExposureProgram - Aperture priority
    ISOSpeedRating - 400
    MeteringMode - Pattern
    FocalLength - 800 mm

    Full sized version here:
    http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5189/...b4e8347a_o.jpg



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    Classic and well made.
    I like the way we can see the bird standing on this branch full of spines.

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    Sharp throughout with a nice pose and perch. I usually prefer the bird a little higher in the frame for these types of vertical shots. Don't forget that you can post verticals at 800 pixels tall.
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    Unfortunately flickr does not offer that resolution height option which mean I have to upload a version specifically in that size.

    That is why I also included a link to the full sized original in the first post.

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    Beautiful bird, and I love the delicate perch. Wish the angle wasn't as steep. The light angle coming from the left as rendered the body in shadow, but at least the HA you got here made the face nicely lit by the light. Lots of flash would have helped IMO. I agree with Doug about the comp.

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