South Texas Cardinal

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RichF

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Appreciate any feedback on this image. I know that i have a bad habit of over processing images so I am holding back here. Do I need to hold back more?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
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Good sharpness and the bird is finely isolated from the environment. It's about as perfect a color contrast as it can be with green against red. Colors assists composition, but a fine centering of the bird looks good. You don't document aperture but guess we are >f/4 which suits the isolation from the leaves.
Haven't seen other of your shoots, so can't evaluate in general on over-processing. This one is not over processed in my opinion (unless it's a house sparrow being colorized :cool:)
 
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Niels.hr.Hansen said:
Good sharpness and the bird is finely isolated from the environment. It's about as perfect a color contrast as it can be with green against red. Colors assists composition, but a fine centering of the bird looks good. You don't document aperture but guess we are >f/4 which suits the isolation from the leaves.
Haven't seen other of your shoots, so can't evaluate in general on over-processing. This one is not over processed in my opinion (unless it's a house sparrow being colorized :cool:)
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Thanks. No it was not a house sparrow. I think it was original a wren. The wonders of photoshop neural filters :LOL:

Exposure details are: D850, 180-400 w/ 1.4 dropped in, focal length 550, 1/250, f8, ISO 2000. Manual exposure.
 
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