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    Hi there, yesterday while working on this Cormoran I remembered this thread so here's my attempt, what I did was focus on the head as it is, in this case, right between the wings wich I wanted both to be sharp, my quiestion is, didn't I get a good DOF just because I was rather far from the subject?
    Thanks, C& C welcome!

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    DOF looks good to me. i like the composition and head angle. the perch is really cool!! great job!! can you post the exif data? thanks!

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    Harold, I completely forgot, here you go:
    20D
    70-200mm 2.8 + TC2X
    Tv 1/500
    Av f8.0
    ISO 200
    Flash (don't remember the power used)

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    Hi Ramon - Nice bird - have to love those eyes. Love the BG as well.

    At first glance I though the horizon line was tilted a bit to the right - but looking again I dont think so.
    :)

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    Excellent image for the motif !!! Does benefit from the extra dof Bird is all in focus and no bg to worry about !!! Bg wise I like way you placed the bird against the horizon Its just as important as when deliberately cutting a wing or foot !!! Good !!!!

    I like it all and you sure came up with a sharp image with the 2.0 converter !!!!

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    I like the composition a lot. Also like the use of the flash to offset the light coming at your 2:00 o'clock. Nice job!!!

    Bruce Gove

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