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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Beautiful flight image Jim with excellent detail and pose as well as a killer BG. Love it.

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    Jim- motion totally frozen well. Am I seeing an abundance of speckled noise in the bird's wing and body? if so, I guess that's the penalty for using ISO 1000. Wondering if you can reduce this without sacrificing plumage detail?
    Last edited by Jeff Nadler; 02-12-2008 at 05:54 PM.

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    Beautiful image! Wonderful background and exposure. Nice job.
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    Fantastic pose and nice soft light.
    Congrats!

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    Great pose and BG. I agree with Jeff regarding sharpening artifacts. There also seems to be a slight blue cast.

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    I love the overall composition and BG Jim.

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    Nice pose and BG, Jim. I agree there looks to be some noise I suppose due to the ISO1000. His eye looks a little soft. Almost like the nictating membrane was across or something.....the catchlight not being sharp is what is doing it I think....

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    Beautiful capture Jim. Wing and shoulder colors really stand out. I agree with Jody-it does look as if the nictating membrane might be down due to the dull eye. But what a capture!

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    Great pose that you captured Jim. Love the BG too. Agree with the critiques provided so far.

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    Nailed this one Jim. Everything here works perfectly.

    Jose

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    Nice flight shot,I Iike the colors and BG!!!

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    Skillful capture with beautiful color and sharpness!! Why do they call it a Red Shouldered Hawk :)

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    Nice capture!

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