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By 'eck Rich you are coming up with the goods! Super shot, detail and DOF great background great. It is a first class shot and as you say and privileged to have taken it. I don't know how you feel about the leaves far right, I reckon it would be feasible to lose those by using a quick mask of the other side of the frame and reorienting it a little(??)
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Impressive picture Richard. What lens were you using? Did I miss it?
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No Ronald, I did sorry
Canon 100-400
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Richard, you nailed the head turn...nice and parallel showing the bill length. lots of impact. exposure looks great and so do the colors. i can imagine the thrill.
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Very impressive! Excellent details and sharpness and it must have been quite the thrill!
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WOW! And even though you were at f 5.6 this guy is sharp the whole way through.Is the top of the beak white or is it a bit hot? Leaves in RLC a bit distracting. I assume you could not move the the left? Still, a beautiful image,
Gail
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Hi thanks all
Gail beaks are all yellow but I would expect the light to sheen like that, adds dimension IMO, same on the choco part
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Wonderful image. Great pose with an excellent head turn. Detail is superb and congrats on being able to get so close.
Well done.
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Really nice and you got the focal point just right. I love the mossy perch.
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nice eye contact and colors. sahrp. I wish the whole bird was parallel to the back of the camera
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I like the look back pose and perch. Good job under challenging conditions! It seems these guys always know where you are at.
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