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    Decided to use my old 1.4 converter on the 7D today.

    My liitle friend was sat in full view annoying the **** out me with my 100-400.
    Anyways at least the sun was quite low and behind me. I am pleased with the shots I got.
    Hope you like him or her!

    Processed in CC and NR by Topaz

    1/1000 handheld, Manual Exposure f5.6 ISO 640
    7d 100-400 1.4 tc

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    Nice looking small owl
    the BG is wonderful, perch is a bit overpowering to the image.

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    Richard this is nice I don't have a problem with the perch in fact its a nice gnarled bit of wood, it would be nice without so much shadow over the right eye ,minor nit.

    Keith.

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    Hi
    Thanks

    for info the wood is a large Oak trunk and the Owls live inside. The approach is completely open. I see them regularly but its not often I get shots.

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    I really like what you were going for here, but I feel this image could be stronger with this comp. You still have a super powerful perch, but it's not taking over the image. I also lightened the darker eye socket a tad. I would sharpen the owl a tad more.
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    Thanks Marina, nice interpretation, I will have another look.
    The Owls are going to be around now, indeed there are at least 5 nesting trees/homes close by. They are very skitty and I no hide atm.
    Wish I had another 400mm!

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    Richard, Marina's repost of this does certainly improve what is a very nice image. These owls are a bit on the rare side around me but I did manage to get one decent site so lucky you to have so many.
    Regards Keith.

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    It does indeed Keith, more to come on these - hopefully :-)

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    OK reposting

    Sorry removed for the moment - issue with appearence, I will rework
    Last edited by Richard Unsworth; 11-29-2013 at 03:51 PM.

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    OK

    recropped, dodged right eye, sharpened bird

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