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    Benn home for a couple of days, really tired to transfer the vacation pictures from laptop :( and making space available, I came across this Burrowing Owl from last year's Post-Xmas IPT. Thought I'd visit this Forum, somehow I never find the time though there's really nice work posted here. On my to do list :)

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    Lovely detail and exposure. exquisite BG

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    Beautiful - gorgeous BG - great eyes - stunning.

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    Hi Fab,

    Love the colors in the BG. Nice pose and light!

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    The little guy looks so good in that light.....and I love the BG. What fantastic detail.

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    Gorgeous!!

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    Captivating, a very intimate portrait with a great bg. I love that he is all puffed up and not at all aloof.

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    Nice head angle here and love the eyes. I find the right side a bit to much shadowed but OK. And the two colors, red and light green, seem to be a bit too much of a contrast, for me. I do like the image, just cant seem to get away from the background. I appreciate the share here. Thanks for posting.

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    I like the pose, detail, and the light from left that gives depth to the image. I can see a blue cast in the white breast feathers on the right of the owl - not sure if that is an imperfection or not, as sometime that's what you see in nature.
    Last edited by Simon Bennett; 07-25-2008 at 06:21 AM.

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