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1. What a fabulous first entry. He’s definitely got the right perspective on life!

   By the way wow did you square it in the end? Did you use tiled gallery? So sorry I cannot help more but as I explained in email I square them all before I post.

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   • me again – Hugh has shared his answer and it is quite easy :-). Details here https://hughsviewsandnews.com/2020/07/01/perspective-wordlesswednesday-photography/

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     • Thanks will take a look

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2. Thanks for your comment! It took me a while ..I went back to classic but it seems that is going soon so I keep reading. Classic is just so much simpler

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   • It certainly does feel simpler at the start, but over time and with practice Gutenberg really does grow on you as it has so many advantages.

     btw not sure if you have had a chance to visit Hugh’s excellent advice pages yet – https://hughsviewsandnews.com/category/gutenberg-how-to/ – but I have asked him if he might know the answer to your query. So watch this space!

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     • Thanks ..I do follow Hugh and find his tips very useful

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3. Not my favourite birds but very photogenic. I’m still a classic user but know that I need to get started with Gutenberg at some stage. Still putting that off at the moment.

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   • Not mine really either but the opportunity was too good to miss ..now is the time if you’re still in lockdown!

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4. Great first square! The Magpie was a tricky bird for me last September when we went to Montana. Every shot was on point in my viewfinder, but once I looked at them, everything is in focus except the bird. 15-20 photos of that bird and none came out. I have a love-hate relationship with the Magpie. 🙂

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5. Thanks Lisa, the magpies are very tame here in Australia and this one just sat almost waiting to have his photo taken

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