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    Made this shot last april in Sweden.
    exif: ISO 800, 1/250, F6.3, -0.3 with canon 7D with 500mm F4 L IS and 1.4x converter handheld.

    another shot of this bird is in the final stage of a photo competition, unfortunately the winner will be the pic with the most votes on Facebook and I could really use some votes, so take a look and if you like it I will appriciate it if you vote on it.
    the price is a trip to photograph Golden eagles and if I win I asure you I will post some pics here.

    hereby the link to the photo's: http://www.facebook.com/ineziatours
    it is on the left side of the page if you scroll a little down, thanks.
    or you can vote here: http://www.facebook.com/questions/506195982726158/



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    Lesley:

    Great eye contact, the transillumination of the far wing helps the rather flat wing profile, sharp, well exposed, brightness just right for an owl image.

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    Hi Lesley,
    Very nice flight capture. Good sharpness and the eye shows very well. wonderful setting too. Well done.

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    Very nicely done Lesley. I would love to see this with a 16x9 crop as well.

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    Lovely flight capture and agree with Randy on the lighting of the far wing. Head is nice and sharp and I am enjoying the environment behind the bird and how well it suits your subject.
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    thank you all for the nice comments.

    I agree with the wing, it's a pitty that its tail dissapears behind the other wing.

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    by the way: I wanted to edit my original post, wanted to delete the voting sentences, but can not edit the picture???

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