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    Greetings,
    Here is one of a burrowing owl (the same owl from previous owl postings) landing in a tree not too far from its burrow. There were six owls and several were flying back and forth every 45 minutes to and hour or so, I just sat back and waited for them to fly....hope you like it!! Comments and or suggestions welcomed!
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    Lens 70-200 with 1.4x
    Shutter speed: 1/1600 sec
    Aperture: 5
    Exposure mode: Manual
    Flash: Off
    Metering mode: Multi-segment
    ISO: 400
    Focal length: 220mm

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    Nice image Michael, the eye contact and the wings up pose is excellent. I like the foilage a lot also.

    I would recommend sharpening the eyes and face and maybe run NR on the BG.

    Good job michael congrats.

    Robert

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    Love the wing position and eye contact Michael! Robert makes some good points about sharpness; increasing it a bit would make an already-strong image even stronger.

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    ;)When I laugh at a photo it's good. There may be technical or other things you can do to improve it (I believe others can tell you that better than me), I just want to say cngratulations to the shot, and him looking so hard at you. The eye contact between you and the bird is what I like. Him or her asking: What is that? Who is over there?

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    Love this pose.and the surprised look on his face. Agree about sharpening eyes. Where are you capturing these owls? Is it Brian Piccolo Park? I live in Miami.

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    I like the wings and the eyes really grab my attention. Very nice image.

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