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    Default Northeren Harrier Topside Flight


    Northern Utah- 1D3, 500mm+1.4xTC, hand held, 1/1600, F6.3, ISO 800, Manual exposure
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    Jim, My favorite Raptor and if the eye was a bit sharper this would be my favorite capture! Bob

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    Jim,

    Simply stunning.

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    what a stunning shot this is
    Harshad

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    Love the top side view Jim, the light and dark sky add greatly to this one, IMO.

    Good Shooting!

    BZ

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Zwiebel View Post
    Love the top side view Jim, the light and dark sky add greatly to this one, IMO.

    Good Shooting!

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    Thanks, Brian. The bg is actualy a distant mountain with some patches of snow.
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    Stunning Jim!! How do you think it would look as a vertical, less on the right, with a tad more room top and bottom. Just a thought.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nancy A Elwood View Post
    Stunning Jim!! How do you think it would look as a vertical, less on the right, with a tad more room top and bottom. Just a thought.

    Nancy
    I actualy tried that first, but ended up with this because I liked it better.
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    Jim:

    Lovely colors here, great dorsal display, nicely exposed. Very effective BG. I agree about sharpening the eye selectively.

    For me, this crop works well, I might even add a sliver at the bottom and right, since he is going that way.

    Randy

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    Fantastic shot. Wonderful light, head turn, wing position, BG. Everything is wonderful here.

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    beautiful pose,eye contact and wing position!

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    Killer shot with eye contact, perfect exposure, tail white patch has been preserved well. A minor issue, I can see some color noise (very subtle red and cyan grain) in dark feather areas. Sharpness and pose is amazing. BG is great. Wonderful.

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    Fantastic image. Agree that it looks just a bit noisy in the feathers and that something is just a bit off on the head. JR

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    Jim, you really set the bar high for others to attain! Magnificent!!
    Cheers, Jay

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