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    Default Burrowing Owl @ sunset

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    This little Owl is squinting into the setting sun. Processed on my laptop.
    D300s, 500mm + 1.4 TC, 1/125 @ F5.6, ISO 200 Handheld
    Last edited by Roy Priest; 04-20-2013 at 01:43 AM.

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    The yellows of the sunset get the sunset mood into the image, i like the way the owl is looking
    The details are nice , however some places they are are bit too bright to my taste

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    nice pose and light, wish the eyes were more open. head looks a bit soft to my eyes. I like the low angle
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    Beautiful colors of sunset and BG. Wow, what was the reason for the 1/125 s shutter speed and ISO -200? Im with Arash, wishing to see more of the eyes.

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    Absolutely love the light in this Roy! I like the perspective and I like the owl appears to be just having off into the sunset. Gives a feel the image that we to from sitting out enjoying a nice sunset! Details look good to me as well as exposure. Excellent work shooting handheld at that focal length and shutter speed!

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    Great low angle and late afternoon light. Ditto the comments above re brightness and eyes, but a keeper for sure!

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    Hi Roy, lovely low angle, and just love the warm afternoon light. The ROT works well in this, and I do like the upper BG. I would use the blur tool on a low opacity along where the sand meets the upper BG - it will just 'neaten up' the merge.

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    Nice low lighting.

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