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    Asghar:

    Really like the color of the lichens matching the birds breast, background, sharpness and exposure.

    Wish the head was a bit more our way, and I might try a few cropping variations to downplay the mass of the rock a bit. Toning down the luminosity of the rock somewhat would also reduce its impact a bit.


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    I echo Randy. Despite its flaws, some of which I think can be corrected, this image is a pleasure to look at.

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    Great shot Asghar!

    If I were you, I might try and reduce the left slope of the mound in the frame ... especially the last bits with less 'happening' than the rest of the mound ...

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