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Lovely image, the baby owl is a real cutie.
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Hi Sanjeev, you guys are killing me with all these owl images. Love the 'peeking' around the branch pose, and this little guy is fairly well camouflaged too. If this were mine, I would blend away the hole just above the owl's head - my eye keeps going there as a 'third eye' of the owl. ( same shape and size 
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Agree with Stuart, also I would consider somehow darkening or reducing exposure on the trees in general. I think it would make the bird "pop" more.
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Excellent image of a cute little Owl, Sanjeev.
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This would make a great square crop.
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Very nice shot.
I really like how the owl is coming out from the tree.
Well done.
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Beautiful shot, Sanjeev.
Love the sweet little one.
Regards,
Satish.
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Sanjeev, I'm so jealous with all of our owl images. This one is a very sweet one, very sharp at 1/40, your long lens technique is excellent! I ind the branches on the right is a bit distracting. I wonder whether cropping it out would make it a stronger image.
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Lovely shot, Sanjeev. I like the comp of the OP, but Steve's crop (while making it a different image) has a lot of merit too. Two for the price of one. A really cute owl. I'd be tempted to tone down the brightness of the tree, especially in the OP where it detracts from the owl.
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Thank you all, appreciate your feedback. Steve, my Guru, your repost has brought more emphasis on the subject! I like it. I had used shadows & highlight tool on the entire image, hence the tree trunk was bright, guess I should have used it only on the subject.
cheers
sanjeev
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Hi Sanjeev, just be careful with that tool use it with a delicate hand as it can be very aggressive, treat it with respect.
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
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