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    I experimented here by using shutter priority, to capture the moment of take off and keep it sharp. I set the ss to 1/1600, and ISO to auto. At the moment of taking the shot, the camera set the F stop, and set the ISO to suit the light at that particular moment. I liked the spread of the wings, and its amazing how well shaped they are from the instant of take off.


    Canon 50D
    100-400 L IS USM @400mm
    1/1600
    F/5.6
    ISO 1000

    Hand held.

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    Love that AMAZING pose! Eye contact is great and all that room arround works very well IMO, whites seems a bit hot, but I don't care with SUCH a pose!! Congratulations!

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    Perfect pose! The wing position and place of head between them is excellent. I also like the perch still showing. Beautiful image :-)

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    great job. WoW! Superb composition and bird position.

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    Stunning image Stuart! Great pose and head angle, direct eye contact, simple perch and buttery background. Truly fabulous. Very very well done.

    Cheers!
    Bruce

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    Very nice and sharp capture, Stuart. One of my favourite birds. Thanks for sharing it.

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    Agree with all of the above Stuart, very nicey done.

    Bill

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    Another vote for nicely done!

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    Fantastic capture in a great set-up. Congratulations!

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    It's all be said above, Stuart. Well done on a great image.
    Tony Whitehead
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    Stuart,
    Superb image. Love the composition, and the action is well captured. Thanks for sharing.
    Cheers,
    Sabyasachi

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    great flight shot stuart,thanks.

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    Thank you all so much for the kind words.

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