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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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the parrots are an order from a friend of me

but the crow is a really challenge for me...because I have no idea how I become the sheen into the feathers,on the Photo is it in a perfect way to see

help is very welcome
 

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the drawing for the crow is fantastic - you could call it finished now, for the sheen, you need areas of high contrast. It's very difficult to do and I admire all who can.
 
I'm with Ken here - your color palette works really well with the subjects. Very tropical in appearance - I like it a lot!
 
Thanks a lot Soly and John ,the New Guinea Eclectus Parrots ,hope that is right, have powerful colors,the boys are green and the wifes are red and blue

greetings Gaby
 
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