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    Gary Dumer
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    Default Morning Osprey

    This was taken in low Morning sun 8:30 AM Taken with Wind and Sun at my Back.


    Taken with a 1D Mk III and a Naked 500/4

    ISO 640
    SS 1/1250
    F 7.1
    Exp + 1 2/3

    Crop from 2:3 to 2:2 1/2
    Levels, Curves and USM after resizing

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    Gary:

    Striking symmetry in this image, with perfect wing position, tail fan and straight on head position. The flared primaries are nice. The composition is fairly tight, but I think it works with this particular image.

    My only concern would be the hot whites on the birds right wing. I would try to tone them down so they more closely match the left wing.

    Very nice!

    Randy

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great pose and details. I agree regarding toning down the highlights.

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    Great pose, composition, and detail!

    Agree about the highlights.

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    Excellent inflight capture with perfect symmetry Gary.

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    Art Kornienko
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    Love the pose.

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    Great pose here.

    Again in looking at this image and highlights I wonder about application of S&H in your post processing steps?

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