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I like the composition and the open bill, the latter really makes the image stand out.
I am sure you will disagree but if you did apply NR I would suggest a little less - just personal choice.
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Arash:
Agree about the comp. being complimentary, colors work well together. Open bill a plus, like seeing the talons.
Cheers
Randy
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2016 seemed like great winter up there! This is another strong frame, and I think the calling action saves the less-than-perfect head angle. I like the wider view. The frame is so clean it works well.
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Originally Posted by
Jonathan Ashton
I like the composition and the open bill, the latter really makes the image stand out.
I am sure you will disagree but if you did apply NR I would suggest a little less - just personal choice.
Hi Jon no NR was needed and none was applied here . not sure why you think I applied NR canon 1DX II files were really clean (I use DPP)
cheers
Last edited by arash_hazeghi; 04-28-2020 at 11:36 AM.
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Hi Arash ... lovely looking owl .I do like the overall comp / image design .Colors are looking good , as does the overall tones .
Regarding the smoothness of the image I agree with Jon .
TFS Andreas
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Tongue and calling pose is great.
I do not understand the smooth BG comments. The BG is supposed to look smooth I thought?
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Love how the earth tones in the setting/background match the owl. I don't see any evidence of too much noise reduction. The framing and calling pose are right on.
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Originally Posted by
Andreas Liedmann
Hi Arash ... lovely looking owl .I do like the overall comp / image design .Colors are looking good , as does the overall tones .
Regarding the smoothness of the image I agree with Jon .
TFS Andreas
what smoothness you are talking about?
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I loved this series when you initially posted it a few years back and this image is another highlight from it. Great pose, setting with the grasses, and BG. Great sharpness especially on the face. I think I prefer the horizontal here as it shows more habitat. TFS, wish it was mine