Just a dunnock.

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nc_killie

POTY (Joint) 2016
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Spent most of the day in the garden trying to get it ready to sell the house,so little time for photography. Saw a female blackbird with nest material! Now sorting photos for a competition.
C&C welcome. Thanks for looking. Let me know if you want to buy a house!

Dunnock Juvenile by nc_killie, on Flickr
 
Nice shot John, the eye looks pin sharp and good detail (y).........

:thinking:....I've been back to look at the shot a couple of times before posting. I'm not 100% sure but there does look to be a bit of a halo from the top of the head round to the top of the chest :confused:....there might not be and it could be down to the separation between bg and bird, interested to hear what any one else thinks :)
 
Phil-D said:
Nice shot John, the eye looks pin sharp and good detail (y).........

:thinking:....I've been back to look at the shot a couple of times before posting. I'm not 100% sure but there does look to be a bit of a halo from the top of the head round to the top of the chest :confused:....there might not be and it could be down to the separation between bg and bird, interested to hear what any one else thinks :)
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Thanks Phil. I cannot see the halo but I coudl not see one in a previous post of mine that was seen by some. Guess I need to pactice my PP skills :(
 
nc_killie said:
I cannot see the halo but I coudl not see one in a previous post of mine that was seen by some. Guess I need to pactice my PP skills
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John, it could be down to what you're viewing and editing on. If I look at the shot above on the laptop screen I don't see it either, its when its hooked up to me monitor that there 'appears' to be only a very slight halo :)

I'm not sure if you've seen the shot Bill posted of the immature Blackheaded Gull, I can clearly see the dust spot and the inconstancy in the blues, both left and right bottom corners, no one else seems to be able to :confused:

Edit- Not saying there's owt wrong with what you're viewing on, just that we all see things slightly differently :)
 
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