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    Camera Model Name Canon EOS-1D Mark III
    Lens EF500mm f/4L IS USM
    Av( Aperture Value ) 5.6
    ISO Speed 400
    Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/1000
    Metering Mode Evaluative Metering
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    killer pose/eye contact!!!

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    This is super shot , lovely pose of feet and wings here
    May be a sliver space in rear ,
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    Nailed this Dave. As mentioned, bit tight on the left but everything else is perfection.

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    Hi Dave,
    Love the pose, details and title -would add another vote for a tad more room on the right.
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    Hi Dave, pin sharp detail and exposure from the near underwing, and love the landing posture. The space in front doesnt bother me, but I would like to see a little more on the LHS.

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    Dave, Beautiful landing pose with the feet up. A bit tight in the back.

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    Looks great for all the reasons mentioned above. I would crop a bit off the bottom as that light area drags the viewer's eye down a bit. Is this full frame?
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    lovely pose, exposure and pose Dave. agree with some space needed behind but not that big of a bother, and I'm with Artie on cropping some from the bottom...
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    Thanks to all for looking and for comments.
    Arthur this is a bit more than full frame. I added a bit top, and right. (You may be able to see the stretch marks:D)
    I also took a tad off the left to move the bird off centre. I know that most are asking for more space behind the wing but that moves the bird more central and this looked better to my eye. I agree a bit more of a pano crop with some off the bottom cam work well.
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    Hey Dave,

    Thanks for the info. Stretch marks not really evident.
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