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	Comments on: Two Spectacular Images: No Grousing When Ruffing It&#8230;	</title>
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		By: Rick		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I think they are both great photos in their own right. Kerry comments about the lack of contrast - I think we tend to forget that in the end you can only photograph what you can photograph!I also like the blur on #1, while #2 shows off the bird in toto very well]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think they are both great photos in their own right. Kerry comments about the lack of contrast &#8211; I think we tend to forget that in the end you can only photograph what you can photograph!I also like the blur on #1, while #2 shows off the bird in toto very well</p>
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		By: Kerry Morris		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kerry Morris]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Nice to hear about another photographer and his interests! 

I prefer image #2, because it is much more colorful than image #1. The dead tree provides a great &#039;base&#039; for the bird and has lots of color and pattern on it. The green of the moss on the trunk is repeated just behind the bird&#039;s head and really helps draw your eye there.  The feathers are sharp and colorful. I particularly like the DOF and the framing of this image. Love the positioning of the bird, including the wing down at it&#039;s side. 

For image #1, I like the blur of the wings, however, the photo is too monochromatic for me, - there is not enough contrast between bird and background.  The bird&#039;s head is sharp, but the lines around the bird&#039;s body don&#039;t appear sharp. I wish there was different/more color in the bird or in the background. Something to make the bird stand out more.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice to hear about another photographer and his interests! </p>
<p>I prefer image #2, because it is much more colorful than image #1. The dead tree provides a great &#8216;base&#8217; for the bird and has lots of color and pattern on it. The green of the moss on the trunk is repeated just behind the bird&#8217;s head and really helps draw your eye there.  The feathers are sharp and colorful. I particularly like the DOF and the framing of this image. Love the positioning of the bird, including the wing down at it&#8217;s side. </p>
<p>For image #1, I like the blur of the wings, however, the photo is too monochromatic for me, &#8211; there is not enough contrast between bird and background.  The bird&#8217;s head is sharp, but the lines around the bird&#8217;s body don&#8217;t appear sharp. I wish there was different/more color in the bird or in the background. Something to make the bird stand out more.</p>
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