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    Default American Kestrel

    This image was taken a few weeks ago in Toronto, Leslie Spit.
    Hope you like it.

    Canon 50D
    Canon 300mm f/2.8L IS USM +2.0x
    ISO 320
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    1/500 sec
    exp comp +1 1/3


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    Great head angle and exposure control. I also like the details and composition. Maybe a tad more saturation/contrast? I think there is a slight magenta cast. Keep them coming!

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    I don't see a cast, but posting the image in RGB has surely robbed it of some saturation for most web browsers (you'll probably won't see this from your own monitor...but take a look at it from another - I learned the hard way not long ago after upgrading my software and accidentally posting a few images in RGB). I like the long thin bud-lined perch, and the kestrel's pose is good too.

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    Outstanding details and pose, love the simple composition, these birds are tough to approach, congrats on getting close.

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    Wonderful all the way around!

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    Lovely shot but slight increase in contrast would improve it I think.

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