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    Default Red-Tailed Hawk

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    Thanks for looking
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    Good look at the bird's breast, and I like the mossy perch. I wish the bird had been making better eye contact with you. Looking at your camera settings, I might have gone with f/8 and a slightly faster shutter speed; you don't really need f/11 for this kind of pose and faster speed can help keep things sharp. Thanks for sharing!
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    Great capture Steve. I too like the character in the perch and the good look at the foot and talons for me is always a plus in raptor images.

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    Very nice pose, background and exposure. Looks sharp, but I see a halo around teh beak so the sharpening is a bit high.

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    Nice catch, perch, and pose. I agree it is a bit oversharpened.

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    Love the moss on the perch and the position of the bird. I do wish for more eye contact and the edges of the perch look funny to me (especially the bottom). It may have been from the sharpening.

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    I like the perch and the view of the bird. As others have mentioned, a bit more of a head turn from the bird wold have been nice.

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    Ajit Huilgol
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    Lovely image of a lovely bird, Stephen, but would have to agree with Doug about keeping the f value to 8 or even less.

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    lovely bird and cool pose , agreed with Doug here
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