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    Default Barn Owl

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    Tripod, mongoose head,Canon 7D Canon 500mm f4L IS & 1.4TC1 ISO 800 1/1250 sec f6.3

    This is the same owl I posted yesterday, it is the next frame captured. I have cropped a little tighter this time and also increased the sharpening on the head, in much the way Doug suggested.
    All C & C welcome.

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    excellent ! Great pose and nice soft light. This one is better than the last one with great wing position for both near and far wings . details are good just need to sharpen a bit more. I see some clone artifacts under the yellow spot by the far wing?

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    Beautiful Jon, I have been unable to get shots of my local BOwl due to the bad weather.
    BG is very nice too

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    Love the wing/head position and love the BG. Very sweet capture!

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    Nice image and comp. BG sets this off well. Just a touch soft. Re-post looks much better.

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    Thanks for the C&C everyone. Arash yes hawk man or should it be hawk eye you spotted an area that I missed, the irritating thing is that I did actually check to make sure I had tidied things up!! The bird was too low in the frame so I re-cropped lower to add canvas, then I filled using content aware and then I went over the edge to smooth it out with the clone tool,but I obviously missed this vertical edge.

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    These owls are fun. Very nice, Jon; better than the previous one. I like your choice of cropping. Congratulations.

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    Definitely better than the first shot. Credit to Arash for the cloning artifact pick-up and also for the nice repost.
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    nice image Jonathan,best out of the 2posts,like Arash post.thanks.

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    What a beautiful image, nice catch and tweaks by Arash.

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    Hey Grace now I am confused because I see the same artefact in Arash's repost (???)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    Hey Grace now I am confused because I see the same artefact in Arash's repost (???)
    Hey Jon I did not touch the artifacts just sharpened the image
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    Great BIF, good detail in whites.

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    Excellent pose and details. Bg/habitat is superb. Love the pop that sharpening has added in Arash's repost.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    Hey Jon I did not touch the artifacts just sharpened the image
    Yes that's ok, that's what I thought

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