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    Default Cooper's Hawk

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    Taken last summer.

    Pentax K10D - 600 mm + TC 1.4X - 1/100s f/8.0 iso100 + flash + BB - Full Frame Gitzo Tripod (Gt3530LSV) + Wimberley II head

    What do you think of it?
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    Default Stunning! What camera did you use?

    Incredible image! Very sharp. The detail is amazing. I can't think of anything to improve it.

    What camera did you use? Tripod I presume.

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    It's a beautiful image with a lot of nice light. I just wish that more of it lit up the eye area. Nice work.

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    A nice portrait but I agree that the eye area is a tad dark. The focus is tack sharp on the chest but the head looks a little soft on my screen.

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    Thanks for your comments!

    I have added the info requested for the camera and tripod.

    I have not lightened the eye area in order to avoid burning the whites on the chest.

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    This is a fine portrait. For me though the facial area being in shadow really takes away from the photo. The composition is also really right on the right and top. I think for vertical portraits its often a good idea to have the eye basically centered along the horizontal axis.

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    Bill McCrystyn
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    Yves, you could magic wand the eye "only" and brighten. You might be amazed how much info is there. Very nice shot. DOF with that focal length is hard to manage.

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