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    Default Motif: High-Key Northern Harrier

    What the heck; I'll throw a high-key Harrier photo into the mix. Photographed this past winter in manual exposure (metered using brown grass).



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    Mr. Doug,
    This is one killer image. I like it very much; especially the down wing position. The details are razor sharp and the colors are nice and vibrant. I like the killer eyes...good show. keep them coming...:cool:

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    Doug - fantastic love everything about this image.
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    Hey, I have something like that, too...only that it's OOF :o

    Thanks for showing how it should be done, Doug !

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    Real nice Doug Particularly like the feather density reproduction !!! Big Congrats and one fine example !!!

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    Stunning!! Well done Doug!

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    So that's what brown grass is good for! (I've got me plenty of that!!!)

    Beautiful image, Doug. I love the angle of him coming at the viewer and the downward wings are fabulous.

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    I LOVE IT! great color, detail and pose. Wow, Doug, thanks for sharing.

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