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Willie, you are fortunate to have an area with good habitat for raptors. This is a beautiful bird -Great flight pose and down the barrel stare. I might select the darker side of the face, and then use levels-moving the middle slider to the left to lighten the mid-tones. I'm still learning too though. Let's see what others say.
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Since the hawk is looking right at you, one of the things you could do is copy the properly exposed side, flip it, and transform it to fit
over the dark side.
Doug
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Originally Posted by
Carolyn Arnesen
Willie, you are fortunate to have an area with good habitat for raptors. This is a beautiful bird -Great flight pose and down the barrel stare. I might select the darker side of the face, and then use levels-moving the middle slider to the left to lighten the mid-tones. I'm still learning too though. Let's see what others say.
That's a fantastic shot! I went ahead and selected the other area after blowing it way up and doing a selective level to the area of the eye. What a fantastic catch!
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Very nice! What a treat to be able to get this close! I'm absolutely loving the 7D2 and 100-400 II combo. Having a reasonably long telephoto with zoom is wonderful.
Nice fix by Warren. Check out the Educational Resources forum for my tutorial on using Quick Mask mode for selecting and then making adjustments to the selected area.
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thanks everyone. Diane, I hate not having a winter, I was going to up my PP skills this winter but I just can't stay indoors as warm as it has been! I will try looking at the tutorial.
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There's always late at night for computer time...
Last edited by Diane Miller; 02-01-2015 at 12:23 PM.
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I like it, especially nice add with the curled wing tips.