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    Default Peregrine Falcon on Beach

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    Activity was great this past Sunday on the beach.

    Nikon D5
    500mm w/1.4 TC
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    Thanks for looking. All comments welcomed.

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    How cool is that! Memorable moment I am sure. Great low angle, and that gave you a very good background for the subject to stand out. Odd perch, but it did get it off the ground. It looks like critical focus is on that perch (and talon) - I'm sure that an additional round of sharpening to the face would help for this web version.

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    Chris, nice shot, the whites seem a bit hot, nice BG, HA and angle.
    I don't care for the dark vignetting around the subject but that can be removed.

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    Well done. I like it!Also for me could better without dark point. More sharp on the eye and face could be better

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    Nice find! Good low POV. Yes to a tad more sharpening on the head.

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    Great POV, another vote for sharpening the head area. Unusual perch for a peregrine. Well captured.

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    Hello All, and thanks for the comments. Yes, I need to learn how to sharpen for the web as it seems better in print. And yes I agree that in this smaller version the vignetting is a little harsh. I just printed this 20 x 30 and the vignetting is not to overbearing but could still be toned in some.


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    Excellent portrait. Beautiful colors, and superb details and nice composition.

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    Nice-looking frame. I really like the raised foot and the colorful background. Yes to a little more sharpening but besides that a really nice capture.
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