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WoW awesome capture. Only small thing I see is a second catch light or something at the 5 O'clock position on the pupil of the eye that I would remove. Wish this was mine.
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Hi Akos,
You had some beautiful light here. Love the way the whites were exposed for.
Good IQ and POV is not too steep.
I wish there was a way to diminish the impact of the OOF branch that intersects with the birds wing on the RHS.
As this is full frame I could see a version with a crop from the LHS to reduce the amount of tree in the upper LH corner and then I might clone out any remaining tree trunk from that corner.
You could also go for a vertical here as well. Lots of options!
TFS
Gail
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Hey Akos,
Very nice image - I like the exposure on the whites of the bird and the red of the eye is great! Nice perch too! Good when you can get them to pose in a fairly open area like that.
I like the background - yes, a little busy, but soft enough not to intrude - in my opinion.
Regards, Gerald
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Fantastic capture Akos. Great lighting, beautiful pose on the bird and lovely details. The bird does compete with the BG a little, but the longer you look, the better the presence of the bird. Great work
Will
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I like the catch, sharpness, details, exposure and that red eye is amazing. Good birthday present. Very well done Akos.
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Hi Mate, light looks great, and I like the intense stare showing off their red eyes. Great that you captured him with his prey, and overall, nicely separated from the BG.
Your BSK is pretty similar to ours, if not identical.
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Hi Akos this is a very fine image with a subject hit by some very nice soft light . Ending up with great warm tones/colors . The catch is a great bonus and taking this up a notch.
I think you can sharpen it a fraction more from my POV.
Nice work Akos.
TFS Andreas
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Originally Posted by
Stu Bowie
Your BSK is pretty similar to ours, if not identical.
Hi Stu
Yeah, Elanid kites, ours is Elanus axillaris. Not sure of your species' full name though other than Elanis xxxxxx.
Last edited by Ákos Lumnitzer; 05-13-2015 at 06:20 PM.
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Wow! that red eye is awesome. Can't believe how big it is and the vivid red color. Really stands out. The rest looks great and I like that you caught a natural scene. Well done
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