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    A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    Cropped. Sorry for the perspective.


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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    nice shot,, ,,,I like the white background too!

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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    Nice shot, the background really makes it stand out.

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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    Nice shot. It's strange to see one all fluffy when the usually are so smooth and sleek. - TF
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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    And that is a nice pic! I dont care about the perspective, as a matter of fact I think it adds flavor to the composition. Personally I would like to see a bit more branches to the right to enhance it.

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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    Nice shot I like the way you apearantly used DOF to blur the back ground.
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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    He looks cold.
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    Re: A Juvy Cedar Wax-wing

    Nice. I think this perspective adds a little drama!
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