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    Default burrowing owl

    from last June.

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    7D, 500mm, 1/400, F/8.0, ISO 400, Manual, from car window resting on my hand

    a little clean up of the ground, NR on the BG, slight blur of green veg, and cropped vertical from horizontal.

    comments welcome

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    nice pose and close up details, nice eye contact I wish the eye was a bit more open
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    Cute fluffly pose. When composing an image like this, I personally like to give the bird room to gaze into, so I recompose with less room on the right (as viewed) and more on the left. Just an option. Lots of interest and great detail throughout.

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    I love the unobstructed view of the feet. Good details and I also like the ruffled pose. Nice pose, and the vertical comp works for the most part...I just wish you had a pointed your lens a wee bit more to the left (giving you the comp suggested by Grace). I'd also be tempted to remove the white object touching the claw.

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    This bird was taking off and landing back on the same spot. I was hoping to get it taking off, thus I had composed the frame with the bird on the left. and then it went all fluffed.

    I do however have more space... without doing all the work of cleaning and smoothing FG and BG, does this work better for those that suggest a diff comp? Thanks!

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    Enrique...thank you for trying this suggestion. I like it much better...what do you think? It is a fine image.

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    I'm with Grace on this one too. The RP is very nice in terms of composition. The sharpness of the feet and the killer BG made this image. Loi

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    Love the pose and feather detail on this and I like the half closed eye it really works for me the composition on your repost really does work, excellent

    Keith..

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    I like the pose, details, sharpness and composition in the repost looks great. Excellent image Enrique!

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    Excellent image. Love the fluffy feathers, beautiful colors, nice BG and composition in re post.

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    thank you for your comments!

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