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    Another from my time with the Red Kites....I still have a few frames of the double fly past, but leaving them for the time being.

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    OK, do I really have to say why I love this high key treatment. PMP and TFS.

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    Cool pose, Will, I think it could go darker...
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    Great high key diving pose, William. I would try adding a tad of contrast, and or a small amount of Structure slider if you have that in any of your plugins.


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    This is a great frame but it is hard to do a follow-up after the last fantastic 2 images.
    Agree with darkening the bird slightly.
    A really terrific dynamic image,
    Gail

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    I like the diving pose, the HA ...not so much.....agree with above looks a bit washed out on my screen too
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    Thanks for the feedback guys....Am gettin there

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    Hi Will, beautiful bird. Love the diving position. I agree that the image appears a tad washed out. Thank you for sharing.
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    I ditto Arash's comments. I would bump the blacks and turn down the whites to combat the lack of contrast.

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    Great dorsal view. Love high key frames like this one. Nice detail and sharpness on the bird.

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