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    A fantastic image. If you can re-crop, I would move the lens left a bit.

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    What a fantastic bird. A bit of a better angle and this would be over the top.
    Still, very well done, for iso3200, the IQ is terrific.
    Congrats on a great image and thanks for sharing it!
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    Terrific image. IQ is really great for ISO 3200.

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    very nice! I like the prey and the juvenile!
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    Wonderful capture in substance, detail, and exposure. Well done.

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    great capture,like the BG,nice pose.well done.

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    What an amazing looking bird !....I see no room for improvement worth mentioning, incredible especially at such high ISO

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    Wow this is special, amazing detail in the adult and the expectant youngster all adds to the drama, congratulations.

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    Fantastic capture with amazing details on both parent and junevile.

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    Excellent. I love this, and the juvie peeking out of the nest hole just gives you bonus points :-) I agree with Alan about the comp though. Well done!

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    So very nice. To get the adult, the baby and the catch so sharp and to have the adult wings in such a great position. Wonderful image
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    Excellent! I have read that these birds are very fast and you have captured this one nice and sharp!. Love the young waiting for the food.

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    Terrific image! Excellent execution. The adult is nice and sharp. Food item and the eager juvi take this over the top.
    It's been so long since I've seen a Hoopoe.

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    Awesome shot. eye level, crest up, sweet BG and frozen perfectly. loved the view of the juvie head. Agree with Alan on crop.

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    Hello thanks to all
    this isn't a crop but a total image ...so you think could better crop a little on the right side ? But so it isn't too much compressed ?

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    the area behind the parent is not adding a lot...but you dont want to crop too tight. If you take half off of that area, it wouldn't be too tight, I think.

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    What do you think of the background? is it 'too much green and it would be best use Blur?
    Could you give your yips about ?
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    this is the diifferent option
    What you hink about ?

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    The crop is better on the repost (but I would keep the same space top and bottom as in OP), but I prefer the green background.

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    I too prefer the crop on the repost, but I prefer the brown bg. How did you change it?

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    by cs6 using the option change color

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    Excellent interaction captured.Great pose,colors and details.

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    Satish.

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