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Hi Sasan, a big welcome to BPN, and to the avian forum. I like the wind swept plumage, and the concentrated stare on probably his next meal. Unfortunately the light angle is not the best here, as most of the light is cast just on the head and neck, which has also resulted in the whites being over exposed in that area. When shooting white subjects, you need to know your equipment on knowing how to expose or under expose to bring detail out of the whites. I think this may have been captured in harsh light which is also not ideal. Shooting early morning, or late in the afternoon is the best time to shoot any subject, and with the light coming from behind you spread evenly over your subject. Having your subject parallel to your camera also creates a better pose. Hope that helps. 
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