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I love it when you guys from Australia post here. So refreshing to see a whole new set of birds. I love the spread wings here. Details look really good and the nice soft tones of the yellow of the underwing and tail really stand out here. The side light did add more shadows then is ideal but this is still really nice. Only thing I would say is that the shadowed areas have a blue cast to them. I have never seen this species but I don't think they have any blue on the underwings or tail so reducing the blues in those areas should fix that easily.
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Great incoming pose and sharp on the eyes (and the feet!) but bad luck with the sun angle ...
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love the dynamic pose but the side light worked against you, it looks it has had too much NR, I would back off and also reduce the sharpening a tad, there are sharpening halos near the talons and shoulder.
TFS
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How awesome is that pose! I like the exposure and colours as well. Light angle mentioned, and I too had that thought that some areas looked too aggressively NR'd. Like Isaac I love seeing your native birds - keep them coming!
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Thanks a lot for the advice guys! It was a late night processing job.......
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