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    Default crested lark

    canon 450d,canon 400mm,f/5.6,1/1250,iso-200
    ..this used to be a beautiful tree, i have had it photographed in different seasons, it was cut for some drab concrete structure....
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    The fallen tree looks nice. Slightly more space at the bottom and less at the top would have been even better. A narrow aperture to throw some details on the background would have been nice. Thanks for sharing.

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    Sad about the tree. A little head turn from the lark would have been better. Placing it more to the left would have enhanced the composition in my opinion. Nice clean BG. This image makes a good scape.
    TFS

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    Nice composition. The low angle with the fallen tree looks good. Agree a slight head turn of the lark in your direction would have enhanced the composition further. The green grass and the plain blue sky background matches well. Thanks for sharing.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Interesting image. I like the composition. Wish the bird were parallel to the frame. Thanks for sharing.
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    Bibhav Behera
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