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Bird Feeding

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10 responses to “Bird Feeding”
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[…] Here’s a long list of channel mixer settings to emulate various black & white films. I used the high contrast setting for the photo below but the different types of film create interesting effects. It’s worth checking them out, but don’t get hung up on them – one setting will suit one particular type of shot while another will suit others. […]
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Donncha, you need to be more specific. I want you to tell us what type of bird this is. All tit style jokes aside, this photo’s great. I just love the great look of determination on its face.
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Thanks Matt! According to John’s comment on Flickr it’s a Great Tit, but who am I to know? “I just take the photos!” 🙂
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wow wat a deadly pic..seriously dis website is brill…drs even a pic of a tit{bird}…f£$*@#g mental..haha!great pic doh..
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Great picture : )
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woah never saw that one coming. idiots.
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beautiful picture : )
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I love tits.
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I believe it to be a coal tit or great tit
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Jesus! look at the size of that Tit!
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