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    Default Rose breasted Grosbeak 2

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    ooo look no branches; well except the perch lol

    I like this one, hope you do to!

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    Richard, the DOF seems really small. Can not see what you used, as you haven't mentioned the aperture. The eye seems sharp but I would like to see more sharpness on the head and the breast.

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    Nice pose and eye contact, Richard. I agree with Clemens about trying a round of sharpening. I also feel like it's missing a bit of contrast.

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    Posting another shot from sequence,
    aperture was f 8 due to 1.4 TC

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    Second post looks much better after you took observers advice.
    Obviously you didn't take this in the UK ?

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    Indeed Chas, was taken in Western Panama
    A litle place called Cerro Punta, not that far from Costa Rica border.

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    The repost is much better as far as sharpness and I like the COMP as well. The bright spot left center and the dark spot lrc could use some loving attention with a 40% hardness Clone Stamp Tool.
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