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    Actually, these anoles were having a territorial battle on the bamboo plant in my back yard. The winner did not really decapitate the loser.
    1D MarkII, 70-200 f/2.8 @160mm with EF12. ISO400, f5.6, 1/800 handheld.

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    How cool Susan, Love the action and the DOF and sharpness is great. Congrats!! ?Best anole battle image I have seen.

    The glow effect can look superb on flowers or subjects in low contrast light but for this image I would rather see more of the sharpness that is there in the origional file.

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    The interation is great. This really shows territorial behavior of these little lizards. I really like the head angle of the larger lizard with his eye on the smaller.

    Over all i think the DOF really works in your favor here and love the way the shadows highlight the action.

    -Susan

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    Great action well caught Susan!! And a good soft BG emphasising the subjects - well done!!

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Very nice action......makes this one even better for me! Im a more DOF guy......but this one just seems to work!

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    Hey Susan, very nice details and colors, and good BG. I would crop just a tad off the top. Well done.

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    Great action image. The detail and colors are excellent. The only nit is that something about the winner bothers me. I either need to see more of him or less of him. In this image, he just seems cut off at the wrong spot. Otherwise super image.

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