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    Taken this morning in some late light as the Hawks locally here have been active as I look forward to shooting
    them this winter especially when I get my 600mm back from being serviced.
    This shot was taken using the 70-200 2.8 with a 1.7 TC not a bad combo at all just
    wished I had more reach.:(

    Nikon D300 70-200 2.8 1.7 TC

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    Jim

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    lovely wing and tail pose ,
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    James, great banking angle, and the hawk pops from the BG very well. Well captured.

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    Hi James, love this shot. Looks like it could do with more detail in the face and the talons. A bit of selective contrast perhaps. Cheers, Paul Randall

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    Lovely image Jim, nice light and wing spread. loved the eye contact too, the BG showing habitat adds well here, congrats..

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    very beautiful Jim, the key is to capture a colorful BG which you have managed very well here. The light was a bit harsh and lifting of the shadows has revealed some noise in the dark areas. Still a great shot
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    lovely pose and details Jim. did you apply some blur to the BG in PP?
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    nice one James., that combo is not easy to work with.

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    Thanks all for the nice comments and advice

    Nothing was done to the bg other then some noise removal the distant trees are showing some fall colors....

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