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Sharp-shinned Hawk (30)
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EOSF1

(23093) [2007-12-31 10:53:46]

Probably a Mourning Dove that the Hawk captured neer my feeders.

Probablement une Tourterelle triste que l'Épervier a capturée près de mes mangeoires.

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Title: Nuthatch in the Snow StormCanon EOS 40D

Nuthatch in the Snow Storm (58)
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EOSF1

(23093) [2007-12-16 07:43:16]

Another shot with a little bit more wind.

Une autre photo mais avec un peu plus de vent.

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Dark-eyed Junco (54)
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CS3

joey

(21836) [2007-12-15 11:09:05] [2]

Hi Mario,
I used the dodge tool to brighten up the face and feet and also to show more of the immense detail.
I also used sponge tool to add a bit of saturation to the photo.
I hope you like it,
Joe

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Red Squirrel (60)
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Photoshop Elements

Evelynn

(13461) [2007-11-28 16:28:35] [1]

I experimented desaturating and darkening the background colors to see it if would put more attention on the squirrel. I kind of like the way all the colors now unify the image. I tried a neutral value frame instead of high contrast black. I think it makes the little squirrel stand out even more; an almost 3-D effect.

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American Goldfinch (66)
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cloned branch

horia

(13111) [2007-11-14 09:38:38] [2]

Just cloned hte cranched from the upper right corner. This way, i think the attention isn't distracted at all for tne bird.

:)

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Red-Tailed Hawk (44)
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Photoshop 4

Argus

(24699) [2007-11-05 12:47:07] [4]

I used the shade reduction mode and reduced by 25%. I hope you approve.
Regards, Ivan

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Cuba

Heron (22)
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(23093)

Contrast Mask

joelo

(148) [2007-11-03 16:11:53] [1]

Attempted to bring up detail with a contrast mask.
1. Made a duplicate layer with the layer mode set to overlay.
2. Desaturated and inverted the new layer. this resulted in a b&w negative.
3. Applied about 20 bit gaussian blur to the new layer.
4. Flattened the layers.
5. Applies a bit of an "S" shape in curves.
6. Sharpened slightly.

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Canada

Fox Sparrow (64)
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(23093)

CS3

joey

(21836) [2007-10-30 13:34:39]

Hello Mario,
I used Adobe Photoshop CS3 to slightly enhance your photo.
-Adjusted levels to brighten
-Increased saturation
-Increased contrast
-Adjusted curves to brighten aswell.
I hope you like it,
Joe

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Canada