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Wonderful colors... it's abit noisy, but nothing some non-aggressive NI couldn't fix.
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Fantastic capture.. love the dof and the detail you've captured in his feathers.
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very nice capture, but it is not an American robin, we tend to think of that as the only one!! LOL sorry, tis indeed an English robin! Message edited by author 2006-03-13 15:43:54.
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I believe that if you did not blur the branch, feet and tail it would have
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A little too blurred for my liking.
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Great detail in the feathers, well done..
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Great capture, couldn't have been done any better bumping up
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Very nice photo of a pert, alert bird. (In North America, our robins are quite a different bird, did you know?)
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The texture of the feathers is so nice...so soft...lovely bokeh too.
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How sweet - this looks very nice in a square crop.
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Nice shot, nice color, nice dof, hope this does well.
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Lovely picture, but the DOF feels a little weird ... I think have the bird wholey in focus may have helped the shot.
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I like the photo. Nice and crisp with an interesting DOF, However, I don't think that its a robin red breast. (Its our state bird!)I'm sure anoother DPCer can identify it correctly (if they haven't done it already)
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I don't think this is a Robin...
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Nice photo...doesn't look anything like the Robins around here. I like how the DoF is short enough to allow just the face in focus. With the detail in the feathers the fade to the back is quite nice. Well done!
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Nice close-up, Rikki. ;-) Maybe the depth of field is a little shallow as there's loss of detail in the feathers.
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Pretty bird. But not a robin.
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Beautiful bird (wish North American robins were this cute). Wonderful clarity in the picture.
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Great capture, but would have been nice with a slightly greater DOF and cloning out the red thing on the right.
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one of the better bird shots on this site...well done
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