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Frosted Apples

This is a discussion on Frosted Apples within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; a little Redpoll and frosted Crab Apples ....

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    a little Redpoll and frosted Crab Apples .
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    Oh, now! Isn't he a pretty little thing! Nice capture, Donna!

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    A class shot Donna! Great bokeh, very cool, earthy colour palette, lighting, composition and clarity.

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    Very nice capture Donna. Love the sharp detail, and the creamy bokeh really makes her stand out.
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    Great setting. The frost and crabs set this apart from the usual bird-on-a-stick shot. Very nice photo to look at.

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    I can see this on a Christmas card. Love it
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    Many thanks , JAS , Mad Assie , HillbillyGirl , Andrew and Kat .
    For me , the perch is a really important element in my bird photography .... But , the little fellows are not always so co-operative ... Oh!...the time I have wasted , waiting , at what I thought would make a great perch .... only to have them land everywhere but ... LOL .... My patience pays off every so often , though

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    A wonderful capture. The colours are beautiful and the detail is excellent.
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    Donna, this is a beautiful picture. The subject is so sharp and the branches with the dried up fruit tell a story of the harsh winter to come.

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