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    Canon EOS 7D Manual; Spot metering HH
    1/2000 sec; f/5.6; ISO 800
    EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM @400 + 1.4 TC1

    On the log down the road, NR with Topaz, PS CC

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    That is quite a look you are getting! Really like the light/shadows here and detail.

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    Hi Richard looks like some harsh light from the side(giving a light patch on the bg which does draw my eye a bit) that you have coped with very well, typical Little Owl stare that looks very good and I also like the dark Bg.

    Keith.

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    That is quite the gnarly perch you got here! On one hand I wish for more direct light on the subject, but on the other that would mean less wonderful shadow texture on that perch. This little fella looks none too pleased to see you! A bit of a cyan-ish cast on the image IMO...maybe worth adding a bit of reds in "Color Balance".

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    Hi Richard, just pulling back the Contrast slider & opening up the Shadows slightly makes a big difference, likewise then adding some Vibrance/Sat, but if you only do one thing, then dropping the Cyan/Blue within the image makes a huge difference. Nice attitude in the stance.

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    Hi Richard

    Maybe I would take a little off he botom of the perch and try a shadow lift. Like the graduated background.
    John

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    Hi JOHN

    Steve - will do
    abrupt sorry big gen probs

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    Redone ;-)

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