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    Hi all. Enjoying photographing Swallows recently, and kept focus on this one hoping for it to take off, which it did. I managed to get this one a fraction of a second before it took off. I had to remove a white section of the pier building on the bird's left, add canvas and use a combination of content aware fill and the clone tool before the final crop. Small dose of Topaz denoise only.

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    Neat wings up one and sharp on the eye. The perch and the steep shooting angle are less than desirable.

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    Oh you hard taskmaster you...lol...but yes, agree with perch and steep angle.

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    I quite like the processing, theangle as mentioned not ideal but not bad. The perch is relatively big so I think I would in fact have included a little more of it as opposed trying to hide or disguise it.

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    Thanks Jonathan. Interesting point regarding the perch...will try your suggestion. Cheers.

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