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    Nate Chappell
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    Hi everyone, here's a coyote I photographed at a local park a few years ago, I was surprised to find one that was accomdodating for photos. I photographed this animal for a good 10 minutes or so until it turned to leave, that is when I took this photo. Full frame.

    20D 500F4 1/1600 F8 iso 400, evaluative metering -0.3, Gitzo tripod.

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    Unusual and attractive perpective, with plenty of detial and nice light. Eye contact a big plus. I may easy a bit on the contrast.

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    I like it as presented especially the perspective.

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    Nate, Lovely look back pose. I like the lighting and the environment-I agree w/ Peter about the green area. Very Nice!

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    Nate,

    Other then the green stuff mentioned, this works out really well. The over the shoulder look works out since you have enough DOF to get the butt relatively sharp.

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    I really like the over the shoulder look. Minor problems discussed. Good eye contact!

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    Thanks, here it is with the green area cropped out.

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    Hi Nate,
    I like the look back pose and the surrounding grasses. The green didn't bother me too much as I thought it balanced out the darker BG spots on the other side of the coyote. Seems like a vertical would've been nice for this pose too if you had the time. 10 minutes is a good session for these guys.

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