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European Bee-eater, landing
5DIII, tripod, 600 II L, f6.3, 1/3200, ISO800, size 4776x3395 pixels, natural light.
Manual focus + remote manual trigger + continuous shooting mode.
PP: NR of BG.
Location: Croatia, last week.
Thanks for C&C. Cheers! Miro
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Lifetime Member
Stunning shot - no faults as far as I can see - great spread of the wings. If I'd taken this it would be framed on my wall right now
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A splendid shot Miro. I agree with Mike, one for the gallery. Congratulations.
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Great landing pose perfect timing. Excellent colors and details.
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Absolutely stunning. Incredible sharpness and IQ. Pose is splendid and so is the over all setting. I'd crop from the left and add canvas to the right and top. Congrats on a top class image!
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Thats just beautiful. Such a beautiful bird and great pose. I would go with Sidharth on the crop.
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Super Moderator
lovely pose and details. BG is great, I only wish the perch was in DOF but it is tough at long focal lengths
well done
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Beautifully captured image, Miro. Agree with,Sid re the comp.
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Gorgeous wing and feather detail. Really like the composition and angle as well. Very well done!
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Lifetime Member
Killer frame!! Great job on the manual back focusing. Beautiful colors. Well done
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Wildlife Moderator
A cracking image, excellent timing with exceptional detail & clarity. This clearly illustrates the quietness of the 5DIII over all other bodies, great work. 
I agree with Arash about the perch, just curious, but was the subject loured down. Look forward to more in the series.
TFS
Steve
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
was the subject loured down
Thanks Steve, please explain, sorry I don't understand? Cheers! Miro
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Miro, did you attract the bird by food, or was this a perch it regularly used and therefore it was through observation you positioned the camera, as I said just curious.
Great image, irrespective!
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
or was this a perch it regularly used and therefore it was through observation you positioned the camera
Hi Steve, yes I used this option. I just add this perch in the zone where is the gathering place. Thanks for viewing and comments. Cheers! Miro
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Wildlife Moderator
Thanks Miro. 
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