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    David Hemmings
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    Default Juvy Peregrine on a Ledge

    One of the Juveniles from Niagara Falls. This was taken leaning way over the edge with Jody hanging on to the back of my belt:D

    Canon 1D MK 111 / Canon 400 f5.6 / 1/1250th @ f8 ISO 400


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    I'm just glad Jody has a good grip !!! You gusy sure have some fun together !!!!

    I like the crazy angle very much Excellent deatil throughout and complementing bg !!! Excellent David .... and one assist for Jody !!!! :)

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    Hi David, I like this image. I too like the angle. I also like the feel it gives me with the out of focus bit on the left and the bird looking down into the canon/ravine. This perspective almost gives me vertigo. I think the details in the bird are good and sharp. I like the overall composition. The vertical that the bird’s line of sight gives enhances the image. My only question is if you could have boosted the yellows a bit the feet seem a bit dull to me.

    Congratulations!

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    Such a beautiful pose in this capture and a stunning composition. Really wonderful work David with excellent color, detail and eye contact. Love it !!!! I am leaving for Niagara Fals on the 20th for a wedding and would love the opportunity of seeing this beauty !!!

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    Very nicely done. Love the look-down head angle but wish that the very tip of the bill were visible. Blurring the distant BKGR might be an option for some.
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    Nice perspective on this image, nice and sharp and a beautiful bird.

    Good you didn't have on an elastic belt.

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    excellent shot David, I know how tough that morning light is, you handled it very well.

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    Super Sweet!!! Love the pose captured David nice complimenting colors.

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Excellent image Dave. :) You are game. I wouldn't trust any of my buddies that much. No way! :D

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