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Robin - 01-09-2012, 08:27 PM

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Took a drive through River Legacy Park this afternoon and saw a bunch of these feeding on the ground after the rain stopped.


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01-10-2012, 04:17 AM


Interesting patterns on it's chest. : )

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01-10-2012, 06:43 AM


Nice capture of the orange color on this Robin...nice job John...

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01-10-2012, 08:28 AM


Nice shot John. Haven't seen a lot of Robins around in this area.

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Very nice John, I like the color!

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Well done, John - I like the colors you captured.

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01-10-2012, 12:36 PM


Nice capture of a Robin, but there seems to be a bit of noise on the background, or maybe its this work monitor. I useTopaz Denoise 5, works pretty good at cleaning up the noise.

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Thanks, everyone!

Fred, thanks for commenting. I cleaned up the noise some but wanted to be careful so as not to lose too much detail in the bird (no masking here). I'd rather suffer a little noise and keep some detail.

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Thanks, everyone!

Fred, thanks for commenting. I cleaned up the noise some but wanted to be careful so as not to lose too much detail in the bird (no masking here). I'd rather suffer a little noise and keep some detail.
I totally agree, its a fine line to push it too far......I know
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Fred and John
Did you know you can get rid of noise in the background with the blur tool in PS.Works better than any noise reduction I have ever used and no damage to you subject.

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Did you know you can get rid of noise in the background with the blur tool in PS.Works better than any noise reduction I have ever used and no damage to you subject.
I'll have to try that sometime. Thanks, Dennis!

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Great detail!
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01-10-2012, 05:22 PM


Pretty capture John, like seeing this one. Anytime I see Robins it's a indication of spring right around the corner.

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Thanks, Rex and David. I agree: when I see robins, I think of spring.

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Dennis, I didnt think of that, Great idea.
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