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    Default Screech-Owl (captive)

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    1/50s f/4.0 at 400.0mm iso250
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    Campbellville Ontario

    Tripod, natural light, slight crop.
    Some small cloning of the jessies.

    Taken at one of my first workshops back in September.

    thanks for looking, any comments welcome.

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    There's something to be said for photographing captive birds. Beautiful pose, perch, and BG. Great detail too, especially considering it was shot at 1/50.
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    Superb, I would darken (clone) the bright patch on the
    upper right edge. Otherwise just perfect!


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    Love it! Comp, look, detail, BG, exposure are all terrific, now I don't know the species in person so I wonder if a little more saturation could help. Congratulaitons!!!

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    Perch, pose and eye contact are great. Another vote for cloning out the bright patch in the upper right.

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    Awesome image Raymond.. Outstanding composition and superb pose and detail. Love it !!

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    Beautiful owl.
    I really like your compo. and sharpness achieved in this one. I also wish to see this one without the OOF branch on right.

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    Great detail... I think that darker background is ideal for this little guy - those eyes pop even more in my opinion with that setting.

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    Cloned branch as suggested.. thanks!!

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