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Dec 4, 2005	Britt

Fatty Bird *

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Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III USM

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ctfchallenge		27-Jan-2006 16:47
This is great Britt - the cardinal almost seems lit by the sunlight and I like the little leaves as well that compliment his color. There are a few tiny spots on the background that probably should be cloned out - otherwise, fantastic :) jano

Britt		25-Jan-2006 19:36
Thanks Canoneer and CJ. And Rod thanks, I am beginning to feel a bit better and will probably stay on the right side of the grass for now. :)

CJ in CA		25-Jan-2006 01:17
Beautiful picture! I love the red cardinal against the gray and white branches and snow - it really draws the eye. Nice composition too :-) CJ

Guest		24-Jan-2006 11:35
What a beautiful Pic... This bright red, the little leaves, the DOF.... One of my favorites in this contest ~canoneer

Rod		23-Jan-2006 12:46
Wot a bummer, hope you feel a bit better soon. Just couch up & keep warm.

Britt		22-Jan-2006 19:26
Who posted that rumor Rod? I'm feeling like I'm at death's door. I'm ready to go back to bed now. Hopefully I will be able to get some pictures taken for this challenge, but at this rate, I doubt it. :( Thanks for the comments anyway.

Rod		22-Jan-2006 12:36
:-) bleeding L look it's a real picy, this looks much much better. Glad to hear you're feeling better me favourite girl:-)

elips		21-Jan-2006 22:37
I like this better than the previous version, Britt. Except for the blue diagonal smack in the middle of the composition. if you could desaturate just that or, better yet, clone it out all together I think it would allow us to concentrate on that sweet bright bird! It's a lovely shot! ~Sharon

James Ross		21-Jan-2006 20:47
Any bit of colour for us in the Northern Hemisphere is welcome at this time of year! I like it Britt. :-) "Carrhighlander"

ctfchallenge		21-Jan-2006 18:52
Not a whole lot of color to look at now is there, crabby patty? Now bugger off, Mister I-Live-In-The-Land-Where-It's-Green-and-Sunny-All-Year-Round! :)~ ~Britt

Rod		21-Jan-2006 18:10
I think you posted this just to annoy me:-) Have you thought of just de-saturating just enough so there's still some subtle colour left in the surroundings? I think that would be more pleasent to look at & sort of natural................& like a photo. Graphic designers & commercial artists have a lot to answer for:-)