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    Default Crimson Finch (Neochmia phaeton)

    Ladies and gents,

    Photo taken at the Fogg Dam at the Top End. 04-11-2011.

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    Cheers,

    Xavier

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    This is a beauty Xavier, love it! For my taste, maybe a tad more room on the left and less room on the right, but that's personal taste. DOF is thin, but it is sharp where it needs to be. Well done!
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    Crisp and dynamic, Xavier !! Great spot for this species (and others of course also). Wish for tail inclusion to bring this one over the moon.
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    What a nice looking Finch, would love to see one some day.
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    Great colour Finch, good eye contact, it is a pity the tail is either missing or off to the off side.
    well done.

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    Thanks for the feedback to everybody. I have uploaded a different framing. In relation to the tail, the poor guy didn't have one... Cheers, Xavier

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    I like your first but the second is great
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