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    Avian The Clash of Kings - Part II

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    Part I here

    When the "shooing" attack failed, he decided to launch himself and tried to bombard the intruder.

    As I shot the sequence, I realized that I might hit the DOF limitation this time, and hence stopped down from f/6.3 to f/8. However also ended up with a slightly harsher background compared to the previous shot.

    Canon EOS 1D-X + 400mm f/5.6L
    f/8, 1/2000, ISO 800.
    Cloned out some dark regions in the background.

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    Action packed excellent image. Very nicely exposed whites, HA's are very good with open bill,beautiful clors and composition.
    Wish whole BG was blue.

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    Hi Sridatta i am again impressed by your work on this one . All is just perfect , well almost , the BKG is kind of distracting , but nothing you do about , so think it is just a very minor issue.

    Well done , TFS Andreas

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    F8 is the way to go IMHO. The action is the most important thing in this wonderful action shot. The BG doesn't distract me at all.
    You have a great series going here,
    Gail

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    Another really neat action photo. I love the golden slippers showing nicely. I see what you mean about the BG and ideally it would be smoother...but yes, the action trumps that.

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    Thanks everyone for the c&c!

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    This is really a killer imagej!!! Absolutely love the action, light and environment.
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    absolutely stunning

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    Missed this one but glad that I saw it now. It is spectacular as noted above. Where was it created. Do you have a link to the first one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Missed this one but glad that I saw it now. It is spectacular as noted above. Where was it created. Do you have a link to the first one?
    Thanks Artie. Here is the link to the first one
    http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...t-I?highlight=

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Missed this one but glad that I saw it now. It is spectacular as noted above. Where was it created. Do you have a link to the first one?
    Forgot, this is taken in Shoreline Lake, Mountain View in Summer.

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