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Far from perfect, but the best robin shot I've managed so far.
 PS - dSLR Tools action to correct the under exposure. Cropped. I have better exposed versions but he's not singing in them. The crop is also straining the resolution - it was cropped to about 700 pixels wide. Nevertheless, I'm happy with it as it took a lot of effort to get close enough to him and to get some sunshine on him in this quite dense woodland. |
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by Alan Murphy
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great capture of the singer
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