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    This images is from Norway . Data: 1D MK III , 500mmL F4,0 , ISO 400 , 1/320 , F 4,0 .

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    Nice and sharp. I am not sure about the branches on the left and if this is full frame would crop them out but keep the ice clump,
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    Love the bird, the perfect head angle, sharpness, EXP, and the BKGR. Pointing the lens either up or down a bit would have resulted in a stronger image design. My first choice would have been down.
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    Geir, loved the setting, details, pose and exposure. Terrific job at that SS. I am also on the fence about the twigs.

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    Thanks for the feedback. I feel that the bird on one side and branches on the other side gives balance of the image

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