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    Nikon D3200
    f/6.3
    1/500sec.
    ISO-400
    aperture-5
    18-55nikkor
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    Nice perch. Good eye contact. Keeping less space on the left and more on the right for an off centred composition (in the direction it is looking) would be nice. Liked the display of the habitat. Thanks for sharing.

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    Lovely shot.....Its loud calls is heard from the morning to afternoon in my backyard....

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    Thanks mrudul mam and sandipan.

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    Beautiful image. The energetic tiny bird with cocked-up tail skipping restlessly from one branch to other is a treat to watch. The colours have come out well and the relative size of the bird too, through habitat frame. Thanks for sharing. SaktiWild

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    Also use a narrow aperture like f8/f9 etc while clicking habitat images so that the depth of field is better. That will help in more areas in focus. In this image your blurred background takes away the attention.
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    Sabyasachi

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