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Great birds... nice uncluttered shot, good eye contact, having catchlights is a real bonus, you
don't always get them.
Nice....
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Well done on the sharpness. And a great bird. The BKGR is a bit too much (bright) for me.
Where was it photographed?
with love, artie
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The owl looks great and I like the BG colors a lot.
I like the contemplative look.
I would dodge the vertical OOF branch to the left of owl the reduce its impact.
Gail
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Very nice view of this owl. Nice pose and detail on the bird.
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Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
Well done on the sharpness. And a great bird. The BKGR is a bit too much (bright) for me.
Where was it photographed?
with love, artie
Thanks Arthur! I agree about the background, the gaps in the leaves are a little distracting. This was in Baltimore though, believe it or not we have a pretty decent amount of these around the more rural areas of the city.
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