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    Default Northern Cardinal

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    Back yard set up using a feeder

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    580 EXII at 1/64 manual power + Better Beamer

    Cloned a small branch off the perch at the bottom edge of the frame, removed flash catchlight and brightened the iris slightly. Gaussian blur and CS5 NR on BG.

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    That is really nice. Nice comp and very attractive color combo.
    Well done.
    Dan Kearl

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    Hi Joel

    works well as presented.

    congrats Andreas

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    very nice image,nice BG,nice pose,good eye contact.thanks.

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    Fabulous image with nice composition. Loved the pose and colors of the bird.

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    Attractive image. Solid job getting this backside view, and the red on green
    color scheme works well. I like the background variation with the yellows too.
    The perch is the weak spot here imo., quite bland, with not much going for it
    in the way of character.

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    Beautiful portrait, great pose and colours.

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