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    Default Shikra Hawk (Female)

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    ISO : 400
    Aperature: 8.0

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    I really like the pose and the eye contact!

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    beautiful pose and eye contact , I think compo can be improved by cropping a bit from right , I may tone down sky patches to pop up bird
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    Super pose and eye contact as mentioned. It's right leg looks injured and if so, remarkable for its ability to survive despite the handicap.

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    She was all fine!!! I have been told the raptors normaly sit on one leg when they relax.. is that true?

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    Hi Anupam,
    Beautiful shot of the bird. I think that this would work well as a vertical and I too would be tempted to tone down the highlights.
    Best,
    Ncki

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    Hi Anupam,

    Nearly all birds sit one leg when they relax or sleep, but I go with Dave this looks a lot like a broken leg.

    I like the picture, sadly the perch is blocking the view of the bird's tail. and because the perch is the bottom end of the picture it amplifies this impression. I wonder how it would look if you give it a little more room at the bottom and go for a vertical crop. I think the BG is great as is the exposure, colors,...
    Regards Geraldo

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    I would agree that the foot/leg is injured. Looks at least like bumble-foot. The image is a bit dark overall and could use a contrast boost. And as several folks mentioned at your other posts (I think), the large black frame is oppressive at best.
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