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    Evidence of processing left side and bottom. I would remove or soften the diagonal in the background. Wish that the fore-wing was more extended. Sharpness, colors, eye, excellent.

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    Exposure is spot on. You have a lot of details, light was good and while I would prefer a better near wing pose, I feel that overall this is a really nice photo.
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    I agree with Grace but everything else is spot on. Nice picture.

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    Gorgeous light and nice sharpness. Processing artifact is visible in the LLC. I do wish for a slight head turn towards us.
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    I agree with the above comments. I have really enjoyed seeing your owl images. TFS them.
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    Yes, it seems like you did some cloning on the right side, but still, it is a very good image with golden light and great details. A little head turn towards you would have been great though. Well done, Jon.

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    Wow very nice pose, and lighting! Great image!

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    Jonathan:
    Very nice composition,nice lights and beautiful flight pose.Great exposure and IQ.I like the placement of owl in the frame.
    Love the frame.

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    Ditto on Grace's comments. Gotta love the very sharp eye and fine detail.

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    Great light and detail on the owl.

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    I agree the IQ, eye and the light are perfect. Just that little bit of processing on the lower left corner needs to be corrected....

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    I like the sharpness, details, light, exposure and composition. A few touch ups and you have a real beauty. Excellent image Jonathan.

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    Excellent flight pose and sharp details.

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    I agree - very careless of me! A soon as I looked last time I saw the artefact, I had recropped for composition and used content aware fill in, so chuffed with the bird I forgot to check the seems!

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