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• Fisher (5728)
• [2005-02-17 13:28]

Victor, excelent details in this capture of the Humming bird. The image is interesting and artistic.
In wildlife photography when composing shots, the subject must be placed in the area opposite to where they are looking. In this case to the right to have open space on the left.
I'll do a workshop to show an example.

Mike

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• lilycat (1770)
• [2005-02-17 18:27]

What a great shot. I really like that you have taken the color out of everything except for the bird. It really makes the bird stand out so much more. Nice job.

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• lady (1443)
• [2005-02-17 20:30]

Tout simplement superbe....belle clarté...belles couleurs....

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• starkey666 (2748)
• [2005-02-17 23:15]

I like this a lot Victor, the colors of his feathers and beak are excellent. Nice touch desaturating the background.

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• jerrynl (175)
• [2005-02-18 1:06]

bonito el color del bird lo blanco y negro de fondo genial bravo espero una critica tambien

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• gazo (504)
• [2005-05-13 17:03]

Great, great shot!!!
Nice work on it! *****

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• Biero (3381)
• [2007-04-18 8:37]

Superbe ton oiseau Victor, j'aime l'effet gris et couleur sur ta photo.
Bravo.
Salutations.
Pierre

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• cutjules (407)
• [2007-06-05 6:24]

Great shot, good crop, nice colors and composition !
Nothing to add in my critique !

Jules

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• bucanas (15276)
• [2007-07-03 15:18]

Nice test.200 mm
Sharp.
Ralf

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• ajaikrishnan (242)
• [2007-08-23 9:44]

Good PP work, though I very much second Fisher's comment about the composition.. If the bird had been placed on the lower right hand side 'rule of third' area, the outlook would have been better - I feel. Neverthless,sharp image,I liked the way you chose the focus area,well time spent on PP work..

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• Serabi (1641)
• [2007-11-23 6:32]

Very clear and sharp capture, love the cool background with the colorful birdie. Great digital manipulation!

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• mortcdz (53)
• [2007-12-03 15:24]

Excellent details and colours in the bird, and an inspired use of partial desaturation to really focus the attention on the bird. Composition is a little too centralised perhaps but that would be a minor niggle.
Thanks for sharing
Mark