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 I liked this one because it's a little different - I'm finding I prefer to have more environment in my bird photos rather than having the bird as the sole subject. It's a little soft - long lens technique still needs practice, especially with the 2x converter on there. I should probably have upped the iso a bit to give myself a faster shutter speed. 1D Mk II, 500 f/4L, 1/400s f/8.0 iso200 Richard Chapman
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I like where you are going with the idea of showing more environment. But the large mass of the tree and berries somewhat overpowers the bird's relatively diminutive mass. I like the clean sky. 
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