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Awesome wing spread and landing gear! Like the contrast of the bird against the blue sky and the snow perch included. Thanks, Gary.
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Striking incoming flight image. Love the full stretch wings, fanned tail and the legs ready to land. The light and IQ are amazing.
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Great image Arthur like the details the snow perch and the concentration look on landing
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Beautiful image! Nice lighting. Great details. I also love the full wing spread.
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Arthur Sir,
Marvelous landing of this beautiful Eagle you have captured. Love the symmetrical wing position, talons, almost transparent tail feathers, beautiful colors.
Love the frame.
Regards,
Satish.
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Wow, this is such a great-looking eagle!
The details you achieved on both blacks and whites is fantastic. I love the fanned tail and the beautiful light.
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great light and quality. the wingspan is immense, very handsome eagle!
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Nice incoming shot of this beautiful eagle. Great exposure and I like the detail in the blacks. The pose is awesome and I like the individual primaries showing well. Well done Arthur.
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Arthur, you nailed it....
Joe Przybyla
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Artie this is a really superb shot, the outspread wings are beautifully lit the pose is gorgeous and the foreground perch is just in the right place - love it!
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This is nice, real nice.
I love the head on landing pose and the little "iceberg" tip.
Light is really beautiful. IQ is wonderful.
Nice sky BG with a hint of cloud.
My only suggestion would be to fix the "yellow snow" on the left hand side of the snow peak. Did you do a linear burn on this area?
Gail
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Originally Posted by
gail bisson
This is nice, real nice.
I love the head on landing pose and the little "iceberg" tip.
Light is really beautiful. IQ is wonderful.
Nice sky BG with a hint of cloud.
My only suggestion would be to fix the "yellow snow" on the left hand side of the snow peak. Did you do a linear burn on this area?
Gail
Thanks. Good eyes. I ran a Linear Burn but as I recall, not on that area. The light for this was actually from the left; did lots of work to even it out. The yellow, which would be easy to fix, was likely from the early morning light...
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Artie:
Simple, clean, great pose, like the diagonal wing tilt, clouds.
Strong
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That's a powerful shot, I love the big wing spreads. The whites look great, on the Eagle, Nice eye contact . He looks like he eying your lens for a perch.
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Sir Arthur,
Life is good indeed, and I am delighted to know there's so much more coming from you soon, thank you for the Tutorial and for sharing this awesome image of an avian species I never knew existed. Amazing detail here, as can be expected from one of the Masters. Very thoughtful composition, I am thinking you only left a tad of that snowy cap in the image so that nothing can take away from your majestic subject, the Eagle. A beauty, Sir!
Kind regards,
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