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    Default Ladder-backed Woodpecker

    Here is another bird from my trip to Arizona.
    I cloned out a lighter area on the bottom left of the frame. I hope it's not too obvious.

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    Ladder-backed Woodpecker - Picoides scalaris
    Canon 1D Mark IV, 1/2500s, f/8, 700 mm, ISO 800

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    excellent Luis pose light and sharpness are perfect. the perch looks great too,

    BTW, looks like you got a MK4 after all, good choice ditching that 7D.
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    Luis, beautiful pose, exp, sharpness and bkgd. Like the perch with all the holes i it. Great shot.

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    Love the lighting and pose on the swiss cheese perch.
    TFS


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    Cool bird ... great perch, BG, detail, and composition! Very nicely done!

    Only thing that may have improved it for me is a bit more of a head turn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luis Villablanca View Post
    I cloned out a lighter area on the bottom left of the frame. I hope it's not too obvious.
    It's not obvious at all...

    Awesome image and a good composition. Colours and details look good too. I only wish the head was angled more our way.

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    All of the colors go great together. This is well exposed, sharp, and a nice comp. Like already mentioned a head turn this way would have made a very good image better.

    Jack

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    Luis, this could not be better IMO. Well done.

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    Lovely perch, bird and bg. I too wish for a bit of head turn, but would love to have an image like this! TFS.

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    A great pose with exposure, detail and colors near perfect.... Love that perch

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