a group of small birds taking a bath in a rain puddle. (5 years and 2046 days ago)
Try decreasing yellow and increase cyan and contrast.
OK - Thank you for the comment and the suggestion. I altered the color some.- according to the slider. and the other things you mentioned. Does it need any more?
Better, but still a little flat, If you have Photoshop, try using Unsharp Mask, set the Amount to 20 and the Radius to 700. Sounds crazy, but try it, great way to increase contrast.
Thank you for the comment and suggestion. I nudged it a bit more following your idea. I do not use PS but am willing to learn more about it. I do have it and know that it can be a great tool. I will do more with it as I learn more. Thank you for your kindness and willingness to help. The new version is uploaded.
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(5 years and 2208 days ago)
Excellent angle!
Thank you 
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(5 years and 2276 days ago)
Cool lighting. Good luck author.
Nicely done.
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Wow, great photograph.
Thank you.
Very nice job.
Thank you.
I am sure his "reception" improved.
Yes. It did. He was able to call home.
Wow ! Great !!! What kind of lens do you use for that kind of picture ?
Artifakts - Thanks for the comment. I use the Canon 100mm prime for macro mounted on a tripod. I also use the single shot rather than the rapid fire. It does not seem to scare them as much. no flash with the sun at my back and live view for micro focus.
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