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    My first day in the hide with these beautiful raptors. However, I anticipated morning action, so had the perch set for morning light. A lot of good stuff happened late that afternoon and I had to be content with side lit images.
    I don't mind side lighting at all, so I was still stoked with a few incoming shots of the sea eagles.

    Canon EOS 5DMkIII
    EF 70-200/2.8L IS USM + 1.4x set to 280mm
    Manual mode, ISO 3200, f/5.6, 1/4000th
    Hand held, hide and fish used to attract sea eagles

    Small crop for composition. Selected dark half and applied a light S/H adjustment to lighten it.
    Should've levelled it too.

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    I like the landing pose, wing tips, splayed tail and setting. I like the composition too with the OOF grasses in the bottom third. Very well done Akos.
    Looking forward to seeing some of the morning images when they cooperate.

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    Another nice enviro shot, but this one is a bit too contrasty?
    Dan Kearl

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    It's good to see the bg habitat on this shot, perfect landing pose ,bet it's a thrill working with these magnificent birds.


    Keith.

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    Lovely shot but I too think the contrast may be a tad high, easy for me to say I suspect the lighting was rather tricky to handle.

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    Perhaps might be able to tone down the tonal contrast a tad, and selective even out the opposite wing, and brighten up the dark side of the eye and face with this nice side lighting you captured..Great timing, and incoming pose!!

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    Excellent image in habitat. Beautiful landing pose with dandling feet. Nice composition.

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    Satish.

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