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    100-400mm @ 400mm
    1/1000 sec, f/6.3
    Mode: Manual
    Metering: Evaluative
    ISO: 640
    AF mode: AI Servo AF
    Drive: Continuous (high): frame 1
    White balance: Auto
    Flash: Off
    Taken in Pretoria SA
    All comments and crits appreciated Thx

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    Superb light, feather detail and DOF. Shoreline and reflections suggest a touch of CW rotation. Love that red eye.
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    Kobus;

    Tony hit the high points. I like the fact that although the wings overlap, their is enough difference in their lighting, that they remain distinct. The bird does seem to be angling away a touch, but overall, very nice! If you have it, I might give just a tiny touch more room on the right, so the feet don't feel crowded. Very minor point.

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    Great light, wing position and details. Just a bit tight in the frame for my taste.

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    WOW. Great capture. Ditto on the eye.

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    Fantastic light, maybe a bit tightly framed and HA a bit off, but just a bit. Excellent sharpness. :)

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    Many feel that the 100 - 400 mm is not sharp, they should see this photo Well Done. Groete

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    Thx a mil for all the comments and nits appreciate it lots

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