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    I would lie use this shoot for a photographic contest ..but I am not sure that it is ok.
    I like it and dinamic situation but I have some trouble abut the color of the sea.
    What you think about and which are your tips?
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    Great capture, Giovanni. Great action and I really love the energy and dynamism conveyed by those curved primaries. I don't mind the colours - the greyish sea pushes the warmer tones of the plumage forward in the image. I would be tempted to include more of the splash if you have it, some more space on the left and remove a little from the bottom. Best of luck for the contest.
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    Thats a pretty nice shot Giovanni. The color does look off, I think its heavy on the magenta on the eagle and water. Try backing of the Magenta is in P/s. and cool the white balance to bring more blue into the water. Good Luck
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    I like Tony's critique and suggestions. Very dynamic image indeed. What is the prey, did you get a good look at it?

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    It's an interesting image with great action. I'm fine with the colors. The sharpening looks odd to me, and I would like to see more on the bird and less on the sea.

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    Great action captured here. I would take some off of the bottom, add a little to right and top if you have it. If you would like to make the color of the water a little more pleasing, I would select the bird only, inverse and do a color balance adjustment on just the water at about a +10 on the blue, or somewhere in that range. See what you think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Kimbrell View Post
    Thats a pretty nice shot Giovanni. The color does look off, I think its heavy on the magenta on the eagle and water. Try backing of the Magenta is in P/s. and cool the white balance to bring more blue into the water. Good Luck
    Hello Robert thanks
    I ask your pardon ..but my english is bad.
    What you means when you write "backing of the magenta" ?
    Ciao

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Cadieux View Post
    I like Tony's critique and suggestions. Very dynamic image indeed. What is the prey, did you get a good look at it?
    Hello Daniel
    The situation is in Norway at Ole's home (the man of eagle ..do you know him ?)
    What you think about the colour of the sea ...? it is my trouble...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marina Scarr View Post
    Great action captured here. I would take some off of the bottom, add a little to right and top if you have it. If you would like to make the color of the water a little more pleasing, I would select the bird only, inverse and do a color balance adjustment on just the water at about a +10 on the blue, or somewhere in that range. See what you think.
    Thanks Marina
    I made this tip..but I no got out better (it is possible because I am no good!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Giovanni Frescura View Post
    Hello Robert thanks
    I ask your pardon ..but my english is bad.
    What you means when you write "backing of the magenta" ?
    Ciao
    Hey Giovanni:
    Sorry, my spelling error, I meant " backing off the magenta" or slightly reducing the magenta/purple. This a terrific photo. You have some good advice from sveral talented photographers. Take your time processing, I am sure you will get it how you like it. Its. a worthy photo.
    Robert Kimbrell



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