Juvenile Coopers hawk take off

[arash_hazeghi]

Juvenile Cooper's hawk photographed in SoCal last month



1DX MKII 400DO II + 1.4X III. ISO 3200. f/5.6 at 1/2500sec. Hand held. Processed with DPP 4.4 Hope you like it

[Joseph Przybyla]

Just smiles... thank you for sharing, Ari

[Ryan von Linden]

Fantastic image, not much else to say other than maybe having a touch more space on top if you've got it.

[Arthur Morris]

Sweet. Love the wings fully up pose and the BKGR. SH and FFD are superb. (Hey, I invented a new acronym just for you Arash: FFD = fine feather detail!)

a

ps: what was the prey?

[dankearl]

Love the blood on the feet....

[Tim Foltz]

Arash, nice shot of this juvi Coopers, nice BG, sharpness etc., would like to see a little more breathing room at the top if it were mine.


-Tim

[Colin Driscoll]

Wow, that just pops on my screen like the bird is really there. Beautiful.

[Bill Dix]

Another beauty. Lovely light, flight pose. And FFD.

[David Salem]

Finally got to look at this one on my monitor, and what a great take-off shot it is Arash. The pose, wing position, BG and details all look awesome. This guy is what we call a "brancher" . He is only a few days out of the nest and flies around from branch to branch. Love the down on the head and rump. Well done

[Mike Poole]

Yet another great flight frame, and the wings up pose is beautiful. The details you're getting from this rig are superb. I agree on a little more space above if you have it.

Mike

[Glenn Conlan]

What a shot! Not very often you see a flight image of a coopers hawk and you nailed this one, great wing position

[Jonathan Ashton]

That is a gem, wonderful clean image and great details and I like the pose. I think the crop was carefully chosen too.

[arash_hazeghi]

thank you all

[Frank Schauf]

Fantastic. Wonderful pose, colors and background.