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    I took this shot at Conowingo Dam in Md. The eagles were fighting over fish.....One would catch a fish and another eagle would try to steal it!
    Nikon D800
    1/2500 sec at f8
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    What a great action shot Bob! I love shots like this. Nice capture.

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    What TERRIFIC action you captured here, Bob. I am seeing a little dead space on the left and think it could use a crop there to make it more of a true horizontal. Love the fact that we can see all talons and the fish. I only wish to see just a little of the far eagle's head but a super capture regardless.
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    Amazing shot, glad you shot this at f/8 to keep both eagles in good focus. Excellent action shot, I'm enjoying the vise grip on the fish - says that he's holding on to his prize for dear life!

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    Bob, great shot with nice details in the wings and talons. It would have been nice to see the other eagles head, but we can't always have everything.

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    Well done Bob. As Marina mentioned, both heads would have been better than just one!!!

    The crop is an interesting choice of many. I see the logic of giving more room to the left with the dominant subject looking in that direction. I agree that a bit less to the left would be better.

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    Two heads are better than one as the saying goes, but this is very sharp, my only thought would be to saturate the blue sky color a little more as it looks a little muted as is

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