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    I took this image on the riverside town of Nauta in the Peruvian jungle. These birds were always hanging close to the area where the fishermen were gutting their catches and the villagers were also chucking their garbage

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    Cropped for composition and the usual levels and slight selective sharpening on the subject to not expose any unwanted noise

    Thanks for your comments

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    I love the POV Shane, and the position of the wing. The head looks sharp, maybe a wee bit more on the wing to try and extract a bit more detail. Great capture. Well done

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    I like the wing down pose, good exposure, too bad he had already passed you. I am not sure what Bill is looking at but the head looks a bit blurry to me (motion blur?)

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    Thanks for your comments

    Arash, the head is slightly blurred looking at the raw file but not sure if it is due to movement or due to it being slightly OOF

    Tried fixing it using both Smart Sharpen option and also using larger radius on the USM but this was the best i could achieve

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    Superb exposure on blacks with great details. Love the wing position and composition.
    Rest has been mentioned above.

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    Satish.

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