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    Default African Fish Eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer)

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    African Fish Eagle feeding, Chobe River, Northern Botswana
    Canon 40d, EF 500mm+1.4x, 1/640 at f7.1, ISO200, AP, Pattern Metering

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    beautiful pose,timing.....the light looks a bit harsh

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    Great action if a bit tight in the frame, especially on the right. EXP control looks good although the sun seems to be pretty high.

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    Ah! I remember seeing these in Africa, but never got a decent image. I like the pose. Light looks difficult, but that was my experience there most of the time too. You did very well.

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    In addition to the good advice from above, I would add that I wish for more eye contact.

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    I dont mind HA here as action is there , agreed about lighting
    lovely wing position
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    Hi Michael.
    Interesting capture for both you and the bird.
    I like the pose and comp but would like to see a bit more detail below the wing.
    The colour of the bird seems a bit off.

    I have done a quick adjustment, I think it looks better.I hope you dont mind.
    I set the black, grey and white point in curves and did a small colour correction.
    I also brought out some more detail in the shadow areas.
    Last edited by Dave Barnes; 09-01-2009 at 12:52 AM.

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    The repost sure adds, loved the moment captured.. congrats...

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