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Short-eared owl (Asio flammeus)
Canon EOS-1D X; Canon EF600mm f/4L IS II USM + EF 1.4xIII; ƒ/6.3; 1/2500s; ISO 800
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Super image, love separation from background and composition, bird is very vibrant
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Very well focused and composed, I would suggest lowering the contrast and perhaps the saturation a little, whilst I think it is a very good quality image I feel it is a little heavy.
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Slightly less saturation and contrast.
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Yes Frank I prefer the repost.
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Frank the second is perfect. Very nice shoot and background...for me a bit more space on the left (direction of the flight ) could give more dynamism to the photo!
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A stunning image Frank, Prefer the repost. What a great background for this Owl.
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super nice image the eyes rule
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Spectacular image; the repost is clearly betters. Crop, framing, and oof yellow flowers rock. Grass stalks not so much. You could lose them easily it you like.
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Wow, this is so cool, and the repost has kicked it up a few notches! I'm with Artie about the grass stems, but man this is very impressive.
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A real beauty Frank! I too would lose the grass stalks and then print and hang it on the wall!
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You are right, it looks better without grass stalks.
All of you thank you very much.
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