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No correction needed on the id of this very nice image. Like the soft light and the underwing details.
with love, artie
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ps: on a second look maybe more above and less below ...
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Thank you Artie. From the point of artistic composition I can see your point. Since he was coming in for a landing (he was squawking at a sibling sitting on a railing) I thought he needed some flying room beneath.
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I do wish the light came in more from your right to light the flanks and belly, but I love the wing position and the calling pose. Good BG too.
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Thanks Daniel. Agree about the light. Luckily it hadn't gotten overly harsh.
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