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    Jody Melanson
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    Default Rounding second base.



    Model = Canon EOS-1D Mark II N
    Exposure Time = 1/1600"
    F Number = F8
    Exposure Program = Manual
    ISO Speed Ratings = 400
    Metering Mode = Spot
    Flash = Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
    Focal Length = 400mm
    Exposure Mode = Manual exposure

    This Hawk Owl moves very fast when in flight. He is just over a foot in length, so a small target to follow.

    I had trouble with the camera grabbing focus on the thistles instead of the Owl. Was happy to see this photo while going through my shots of the day.

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    You are really skilled at these flight images Jody. The one chance I had to get this guy in flight I totally dropped the ball. I guess I just need more practise ;) Great capture.

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    Cool shot, Jody! I like the snowy bg and the shadow is priceless. Sometimes you can bump the focus to avoid focusing on the fg elements.
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    Sweet capture of a real speedster !!!! Love those owls !!!

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    This is very nice. I like the low angle and his eyes!

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    Jody
    I've seen many Hawk Owl images posted but you always seem to capture them differently than the others. Well done......it's always a treat to see what you have shot.

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    The eyes and the shadow make this one for me. It is a pity that the thistle is merged with the wing of the bird...but that's a minor thing. I'd love to photograph these one day.

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    Love these wonderful owl images you capture Jody and the incredible eye contact and action you capture in your images is amazing.

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    Very nice shot. Wish the left plant was not in the frame.
    Love the shadow on the snow.
    Szimi

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