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I prefer the first image Eric with the background not blurry. I have tried to get away from the bird etc dominating the image and where the background is acceptable leave it visible as habitat.
I totally agree Iain it seems more natural...more like the eye sees it. I think just using fstop to control background detail should be sufficient.
Obviously with location photography, there can often be background detail that distracts that can't be moved. I favour cloning that item out rather than blurring the whole area.
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