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    Default Red shouldered hawk going airborne

    Taking at the Everglades. D2h w 400/5.6ED AI, f5.6@1/3000, iso 320, exposure comp -2/3.
    Thanks for looking, Rick


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    Great wing position and sharpness. I'd like to see the bird a little brighter, and with a bit more room on the right (I know that might be tough because of the wide perch). Other than that, the only thing I could ask for is a slight head turn towards us. A very nice image!
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    Agree with Doug's comments. Lovely pose and sharpness but would have more pop if brighter.
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    I also concur with Doug's comments, but I really like the launch pose. Very sharp with nice detail. Good capture!

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    Nice shot!..
    the birds is central placed in the image, and should have a bit more room in the flying direction,
    so the compo would be improved...grtz!

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    Lovely pose and agree on the comments above. Keep them coming!

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    Great timing, and super sharp. Great capture Rick.

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