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    bird

    It got inside porch somehow, i took pic and let it go. It was
    about 2'' long. Don't know what kind it was.

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    nick

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    Re: bird

    I think you could crop quite a bit off the left and bottom (just leave a touch of window frame and sill). I really like the shadow of the screen on the bird.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: bird

    Very nice shot. You must keep your camera pretty close by! I love the diagonal line that leads the eye from the bottom right corner to the bird. As previously mentioned by MB1, interesting pattern formed by the screen.
    Robert

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    Re: bird

    Thanks....the little fellow was scared and would not be still

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    Re: bird

    This is one of those shots where the moment and setting can make up for any technical problems. The focus seems to be on a point just beyond the eyes and the image could use to be cropped as suggested. The setting and the shadow of the screen makes this a moody and interesting scene.
    please do not edit and repost my photos


    gary


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