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    Killdeer
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    Taken a couple of days ago as my friend Doug Brown and I have had some good shooting oppt. with various species
    of interest.....:)

    Nikon D300S AFS 600 F4 1.4 TC
    1/600 F6.3 ISO 400

    Thanks For Looking

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    lovely image with great angle , expo and details
    TFS

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    Hi Jim
    Absolutely wonderful work if I may say so. The angle, the light, the comp all work superbly. I think it just needs a touch more sharpening. Congrats! :)

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    Lovely image, James. Low angle and multi-tone BG add to the feel.

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    Very nice pose and settings. I find it, however, a bit soft while the eye is popping out with more sharpness.
    The increased noise level on blacks suggest that shadows has been slightly over adjusted.

    Szimi

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    James, I still need one of these in my files. I like the low shooting angle and the soft colored BG which is very complimentary. I agree w/ a touch more sharpening. Nicely done.

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    Great low angle and use of dof.

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    James, perfect side profile. Love the BG and that eye really stands out. I think it's sharp where it counts but I see a slight halo around the beak. Congrats

    Brian

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    Thanks all I processed this late and didn't do a very good job at it.. I appreciate the advice and nice comments.

    Here is another look at it.:)

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    repost looks better
    TFS

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    I am not too sure of the sharpening James, sure the OP looks soft, but the sharpening has brought out a lot of noise on the bird, but I loved the low angle, the light and the two tone Bg adds well, congrats..

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    Soft light, warm colours, low angle, you have it all here James. I would maybe lighten the eye a tad. Good repost.

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