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  1. 10-18-2011, 07:53 PM #1
    Joe Senzatimore
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    Had some good looks this evening at this House Wren. Otherwise the local spots have been very slow to produce any good birds. Don't know why but the usual hot spots have been dead of late.


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    Nice pose and composition. Looks dark overall from here....
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    Hi Joe, I agree w/ Artie it looks a little dark. Nice composition and sharpness. I might evict the white area at the top or crop it out if it were mine. I like the foliage in the BG it adds a bit of flair to the image.
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  4. 10-19-2011, 10:53 AM #4
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    Joe - I love the overall setup. Nice sharp bird with good position and comp. Looks a bit dark to me too.
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  5. 10-19-2011, 12:18 PM #5
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    Joe, you have captured good detail, sharp, with a good pose. Maybe a touch more exposure will make this pop a little more.
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    Nice pose and composition, Joe.
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    Yes nice pose and interesting foliage. I agree with the above suggestions.
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    Joe

    this is really sweet brown bird. (Juv ?)
    Well as sharpness is good i might run NR on bg and remove that remarkably visible black leaf under belly.

    IMO Croppig a bit from top would work well.
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