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    Default Indian Pitta

    Not so common winter visitor to Bangalore. Always found under thickets.

    Canon 7D, Canon 500mm f4+1.4x TC, ISO 1600, 1/80 Sec, f5.6

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    and still you managed really well on to capture.
    I loved the composition and crop may be sliver chop off left may put bird out of center..

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    Sounds like a difficult subject to get in the open so congrats on getting a clean image of it. Quite sharp for the slow SS (tripod, I assume?). I like the comp as is, I don't find it centered as there is much more room in front than behind (as it should). I do wish for a better head angle, and some fill (if allowed) would have been great here.

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    very nice...tough one to photograph. this view shows the red color very nicely. very sharp...well done at that SS.

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    Pittas are such tough birds to photograph but you did well here. Sharp at such a slow shutter speed. I agree on the head angle. I also feel the perch is overpowering but there's not much you can do about it.

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    Wow, nice bird and very well captured.

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    loved the colours on him. tough guy to photograph and loved the sharpness at that shutter speed.

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    You managed to bring out all the colors on this bird, and then some
    Beautiful composition and Bg

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