The Perfect Back Profile.......

[Ritesh Nangare]

Here is an image Of the Juvi. Kestrel Male Bird. He is hopping from stone to stone. He settle on this stone for some time give us some awesome shots.

Enjoy.................

Kestrel Juvi.Male Bird,
Veer Dam,
March 2014,

[gail bisson]

You have had some wonderful opportunities with these beautiful birds.
I like the light , love the BG colors but wish for a bit more of a head turn our way.
I feel that the image is a bit washed out and would boost the contrast slightly or add some blacks to the neutrals in selective coloring in Photoshop.
I do like that stray feather on top of the head.
If not against your ethics i would clean up the bird poop on the rock.
All in all, a very fine image,
Gil

[Morkel Erasmus]

Nice dorsal view here, Ritesh.
I wish there was a hint more head-turn here, and I would definitely add a round of slight sharpening to the subject. Ditto Gail on adding some contrast as well.
Is there a slight red/magenta cast to the image?

[Karl Egressy]

Excellent back view with nice head turn.

[rahul belsare]

A very nice pose and good composition Ritesh, good details in shadows, Yes I feel there is little red cast in image.

[Ritesh Nangare]

You have had some wonderful opportunities with these beautiful birds.
I like the light , love the BG colors but wish for a bit more of a head turn our way.
I feel that the image is a bit washed out and would boost the contrast slightly or add some blacks to the neutrals in selective coloring in Photoshop.
I do like that stray feather on top of the head.
If not against your ethics i would clean up the bird poop on the rock.
All in all, a very fine image,
Gil

Thanks Gail for your comment and view on it. I will update the image very soon with the points you raised here. Thanks for your suggestions.
Thanks for Helping......

[Ritesh Nangare]

Thanks for you suggestions you make here i will post the new image soon with all the aspect you suggested here.
Thanks.

[Loi Nguyen]

Very nice image in multi-colored BG. You had excellent suggestions from Gail. I'd suggest first reduce the exposure by ~ -0.15 to -0.2EV first. TFS. Loi