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    I'm wondering, if the sun is behind the bird, what is lighting the bird?

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    I agree with Hazel about the lighting consistency. Maybe darken the hawk a tad and lighten the background a little?

    Although I like the horizontal and vertical positions of the sun and the hawk, I wonder if it might be good to either raise or lower the hawk so it's not on the same level as the sun.

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    Hi, Mitch, I agree with Dennis' assessment but I'm wanting just a little more room on the bottom which might help if you change the placement of the hawk.
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    I agree with the inconsistency of the light angle. Try adding some canvas to the top and raise the hawk.

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    Thanks Hazel, Dennis, Cheryl & Gary.

    I guess this one needs a remake!

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