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    Nikon D3, 500mm VR, TC-17E II
    Manual Mode, 1/1 250 sec., f/10, ISO 400

    Thanks for looking.:)

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    lovely flying pose with nice details ,
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    I like the feather deatil captured in the light feathers. Good pose comp colour and BG.
    In two minds on the water drops. not sure if they should stay or go. i think the bottom should be cloned out?

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    Wonderful shot Nicholas. Good details and exposure control, nice flight pose and killer bg. Re the water drops, understand Dave's thinking and could suggest moving the bottom one up, :). Nicely done.

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    I like the position of the head against the far wing. You did well in the relatively harsh light.

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    Pin sharp and perfect pose IMO. Love the way you handled the comp. I am not sure about the bottom water droplet! Congrats! :)

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    Very nice comp with lovely detail & exposure, was this hand held?


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    Excellent pose Nicolas! I too love the thwe wing behind the head, very nice. I also like the vegetation at bottom. As posted you could lighten the catchlight a bit more (it surely looks great full-size).

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