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    Default Northern Rough-winged Swallow

    One of the more underrated North American birds in my opinion!

    Northern Rough-winged Swallow

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    I like them too, Ryan. Nice details on this specimen...

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    Nice bird, nice head angle, nice light and BKGR. The little bird looks a bit lost in the frame. Good perch for a swallow. Was this a big crop? I ask because image quality looks a bit suspect. Overall on the light side. Darkened, cropped, and sharpened....,
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    Hi Ryan,
    I like the mottled complimentary BG in this shot. I find the image a bit washed out so would add a bit more contrast or add more blacks to the neutrals in selective coloring. A vertical crop would be nice as well. I agree with Artie re: more sharpening,
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    Artie, Gail,

    Thanks, and the repost looks good. It was a halfway decent crop to begin with, so I might not have much left, so I'll see what I can. Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Schain View Post
    Artie, Gail,

    Thanks, and the repost looks good. It was a halfway decent crop to begin with, so I might not have much left, so I'll see what I can. Thanks again.
    You are welcome. As I think that I said above, the image quality in the original post is a bit suspect....
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