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    This is a wild local Barn owl ,taken early morning ...Canon 1d mkiii 400mm 5.6 at 5.6 iso 800 1/640 sec +1 ev its only my second post going the photoshop route resizing and saving for webName:  16288751120_9647cc8974_o.jpg-Barn-owl.jpg
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    Nice one den.This shot just "oozes" atmosphere in my opinion. Time of day I neve see these days!
    Perhaps try a teeny bit gamma drop but no big deal. Love the Contre jour halo too
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    Lovely soft colors, great sharpness on the owl, as John mentions, I see some graininess on the owl I'd like to reduce a little bit.

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    If this is a large crop then I would like to see the wider view. The lighting/ colour and background suggests to me that you may be able to make a nice presentation with the bird small in the frame and that being the case the IQ issues will diminish accordingly.

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    What a moody image you have here, and such amazing feather details on the face. You may wish to consider a bit more space all around as an option to emphasis the back lighting.
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    I would definitely go way smaller in the frame. It looks cropped, you shouldn't have....
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    Excellent flight shot in wonderful back light.

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    I think there is something not quite right with the processing and or it is a large crop. How big was the crop? When you resized what algorithm did you use?

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    Minimal processing as not much needed, taken just after sunrise, cropped to 1200/1000, the original looks fine, I have a few more to edit so will check my workflow but this image looks stretched if that makes sense

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    Barn owl by dennis greenwood, on Flickr

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    I like it more now!

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