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    Default Red-tailed Hawk.

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    No prey, so it does not qualify for the theme! I was still happy this adult RTH came circling by a couple of times before heading back off. The second pass was too close and I clipped the wings (it would have fit perfectly had I thought of flipping the camera to a vertical), but here on the first pass it was just at the right distance. I did need to move it back in the frame by adding canvas in front and re-cropping, but that is all fine with me.

    Canon 7D + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/2000s., f/5.6, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, lightened some parts on the body and face (dodge tool), and removed an ugly and small loose piece of stringy debris from the talons.

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    Excellent IQ and nice full stretched wings and fanned tail, Daniel.

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    Very clean Daniel. Nice angle.

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    This is simply a very attractive angle Daniel. Great exposure as well. Very nice!

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    Daniel:

    Very nice angle indeed, well exposed. Soft underwing lighting.

    I could see a vertical crop as well because of the strong diagonal line of the wings.

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    Great image Daniel .

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    Nice flight pose with great spread wings and tail. Good detail on his rather bedraggled flight plumage.

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    Excellent Wings and tail pose.very Good detail .

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