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    Art Peslak
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    Default Galapagos Hawk

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    Nikon D3x, 500mm f/4 with 1.4 TC, 1/800 at f/5.6

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    Great bird, I like the head pose here,
    great work with back-light, head is in shadow but you did
    great job brightening it (flash or PS?)
    I think I see bright regions between the primaries, I think I've seen
    something similar before, not sure is it real or artifact of tiff to jpeg conversion.
    Last edited by Ilija Dukovski; 07-31-2009 at 09:28 PM.

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    Brian Barcelos
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    Love his inquisitive look. You did great with the light you were given. Only wish there were more separation of head/wing and I might lighten the eye a little further. Congrats

    Brian

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    Art Peslak
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ilija Dukovski View Post
    Great bird, I like the head pose here,
    great work with back-light, head is in shadow but you did
    great job brightening it (flash or PS?)
    I think I see bright regions between the primaries, I think I've seen
    something similar before, not sure is it real or artifact of tiff to jpeg conversion.
    No Flash allowed in Galapagos. I metered off the bottom of the bird to get it as bright as possible in camera without blowing out the sky. I then did a slight shadow recovery in Aperture prior to conversion and a small amount of additional brightening around the head using Nik VIveza.

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