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    D2xs 200-400vr bean bag paning plate shot from 4x4.

    full frame. ISO 400 F1/1500 @ F8 Matrix metering -1/7 exp comp

    Shot near a waterhole in the Kalahari , it was close to midday light was harsh and conditions were very dusty .

    There was about 100 or so vultures ,White backed , Cape and Lappett faced around 6 or seven carcasses of Eland which had died from starvation and predator attacks.

    As with all carcasses that Vultures gather at, lots of fights ensue....this was one.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Hi Peter I think the heavy dust helped out with the harsh light !!! Wish I the birds on the right were not merging but love the action I was going to suggest a wider crop but do like the close in showing action big in frame !!! Different image for sure !!! I like it a lot !!!

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    Dust adds to the action.
    Nice capture. Agree with Al on wider frame...

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    DanWalters
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    Nice action! I agree the dust adds to the image.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great interaction captured. As mentioned a bit tight but I think the wing on the left of a third bird is a bit distracting.

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    Steve Wheeler
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    Dust definitely adds to the feel of the scrap going on. Great action... Other nits mentioned.

    Nicely done.

    Steve

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