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    Default King Parrot in the Wild.

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    I was in Lamington NP in Australia NP and these parrots were everywhere in the trees right outside Oreilley's Lodge
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    200-400mm- Handheld with fill flash
    1/60 sec at f5.6
    ISO 200
    Eager to Learn so ...All comments welcome! Composition? too contrasty?

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    Hi Bob, I don't think this one is too contrasty at all - in fact I think you could add a dark vignette to make it even more dramatic. A slight head turn in your direction would have been super. Love the colors, exposure, and detail. Only wish the tail was not clipped.
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    Composition is fine and contrast looks appropriate to me. If you were so inclined, I would consider removing the vine that extends from the bird's left shoulder.

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    The deep rich colors are beautiful Bob. What a great find.
    Nancy

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    Bob,

    I love parrots and the advise above is spot-on,. tail clipped and vine. What a beautiful creature!!

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