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    Default Great Grey or Lapland Owl (captive)

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    I photographed this owl at a nearby raptor education center. They fly their birds without jesses and I was able to get many beautiful flight shots.
    I used a Canon 7Dii and the 100-400 mm lens at 100 mm. Underexposed by 1.3 stop using aperture priority. ISO 1250, aperture f/3.5, shutterspeed 1/5000 sec
    In LR some slight cropping, some darkening of the lower left corner. In PS some sharpening and some noise reduction (via Dfine filter).
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    I like the atmospheric look about the image. Lovely detail and nice DOF. Although the BG is a wee bit busy, I think it blends well. I am sure others will give more critique Madeleine, I like it and thanks for sharing.

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    Wonderful take Madeleine

    the stump under the bird confuses what is a good image

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    Hi Madeleine,
    Nice focus on the bird. As stated above environment is a bit busy but then again my eye still goes back to those eyes - a great look. Overall a fine image.
    Allen

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    Thank you all for your comments. I agree about the background, which is why I underexposed as much as I dared. The stump is in an awkward place but that's what she was taking off from

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