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    Here is a perched image of the WTK to go with the image Joel posted, this one has kind of a Halloween feel to it! Hope you like it


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    I could see this without the added vegetation on the left - but man, what detail... the golden hazy feel to this is so sweet. Too bad the eye is OOF. (whaa whaa whaa). It's great.

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    the veggies look like broccoli hehe too much work to remove them , it was impossible to avoid. I made a larger version with vegetation on both sides I think it looks better but the kite will be too small if I shrink it for web posting.

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    this is the horizontal, I am curious which one is better?



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    no 1; it's so beautiful you don't need the embellishment of all the rest of the vegetation.

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    Great eye contact, light and detail I this image Arash! nicely done

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    I would have said the second if the ghostly stems were not there, having said that I think both are excellent.

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    I am with Jon on the mostly stems being a negative but I like the first one a lot better. The sharpness at HH 1200mm with a big crop is beyond astounding. There has been lots on the a1 on my bog recently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    I am with Jon on the mostly stems being a negative but I like the first one a lot better. The sharpness at HH 1200mm with a big crop is beyond astounding. There has been lots on the a1 on my bog recently.

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    Thanks Artie but I don't understand your comments re. big crop, the image is about 5000 pixels tall which is quite large and indeed larger than 90% of my WTK images taken in the past 15 years with 20 mega pixel cameras bodies mostly.
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