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    Here's a shot from last week. mark III, 500 f4 w/1.4x, iso 800, f7.1, 1/800, +2.33 ec

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    Herb, Looks good to me-however I have not been fortunate enough to capture one. The eye contact and wing spread are very nice. The BG is lovely- Well done.

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    Great fligh pose and eye contact, Herb.

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    Hey Herb, Welcome, and thanks for your membership support. This is a killer image--a perfect "T" shot. Love the stare and the backlight. Way to go with the +2 1/3 stops on the MIII--it yielded an excellent EXP.
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    The eye contact is excellent on this. The exposure also offers a great view of the bird's plumage. It may be my eyes but I think I see a slight halo around the wings and tail. However, there is definitely noise in the background that is easily eliminated.

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    I like the eye contact and flight pose, and a great job with the exposure.

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    Thanks for the comments folks, they're much appreciated.

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    Very nice result Herb. Perfect pose and head angle. :)

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