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    Love the topside view Raymond. The white line running through the bird is a distraction that can be easily minimized. I'd like to see a little more eye contact, but I'd take this photo any day!

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    Very nice view from above Ray, gotta get back for some more shots like this:)

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great details and pose. Another vote for a bit more eye contact, the bright line crossing doesn't bother me too much.

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    Love the details - eye contact doesnt worry me - but the white in the BG is a little distracting to me.

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    I just love it as is, as he seems to be after something the non eye contact doesn't bother me at all, love, as I said, as is. Congratulations!

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    Super shot Ray I really like the bg....

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    Awesome image, Ray. I agree about the white line being a little distracting, but am intrigued by the shot from the top and the detail you caught in his wings. Where were you when you captured this? Also agree that the non-eye contact doesn't bother me at all. Love the placement of the bird in the frame.

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