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Great shot.
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wow missed this image - fabulous!
(I might clone out the branch at top right edge - aside from that....get thee to a framery.)
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I agree but isn't cloning in wildlife photography kind of a No-No?Originally Posted by Marko
"The worst thing about taking a great image is that your next one has to be better!"
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Only if you are entering competitions...personally I crop or burn in over cloning when I can - but all the rules have changed with digital.... I have no idea what's 'allowed' anymore.
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Awesome! I love this... he's looking at breakfast by the stare.
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