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Wildlife Moderator
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BPN Member
That's a beauty Steve.....What a setting, the BG brings so much to the image....Lovely pose on the bird with a good HA...and nice feather detail.....The light direction works well here for me, as I like the look of the 'half' shadow....The raised talon adds....Good POV and a lovely reflection.
Well done
Will
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Wildlife Moderator
Thank you Will, glad you liked it.
Have you got the first falls of snow yet? Remember, if shooting in snow you are more likely to be EV+.
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This is nice Steve. I echo William's positives here, although the whites on the bird's head and neck look a little hot on my monitor.
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Clean sharp and ideal colours. I am not crazy about the head angle but good to see a raised foot. Shadow on the bird does not trouble me at all.
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Superb POV Steve! I like it a lot. Good reflection too and the colours are spot on too. Good use of wider angle. TFS.
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Paul, thinks it's the monitor, obviously with only 256 colours for sRGB you are limited, but they are ok, however I appreciate it.
Steve
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I am not crazy about the head angle but good to see a raised foot. Shadow on the bird does not trouble me at all.
What HA would you have preferred Jon, I think side on shows far more in profile???
Shadows minimal, didn't even think about them.
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All works well for me , glad you managed details in those white feathers . LOve the overall colors ... does look very realistic .
Cheers Andreas, just thinking of various options, other than the 1st one.
Superb POV Steve! I like it a lot. Good reflection too and the colours are spot on too. Good use of wider angle. TFS.
Cheers Sanjeev, thanks for commenting.
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