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    I like this perspective as it gives you a sense that you are flying with the Hawk from above these are such
    amazing birds to watch and photograph:)

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    Hi James
    I must say you are dishing out fabulous shots one after another
    amazing pose , spot on expo , compo and details
    TFS

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    Jim - It appears that you are in hawk heaven out there in CA. I assume you are up on one of those CA hills looking down a little on these birds. This is a beautiful shot but doesn't have the color that the others had. All fun to look at though. Keep it up.

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    I agree. Photographing these from the top gives a feeling of flying along with them.

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    Yes, lovely perspective and great monochromatic look with the BG almost matching the bird's hue. I may try and soften the line behind him.

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    Sharpness, angle and eye contact look good. I might increase the saturation a few points.

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    James, you are killing me with your series of these guys. Great dorsal view, sharp, and love the fanned tail. Another great capture.

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    it also gives you the chance to see great detail on the back and hind-wing feathers as they are spread out.
    tack sharp with strong composition Jim...
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    Beautiful top down view against a nice BG, well done James, I might pop the saturation a little bit.
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    James, Really nice perspective. Details and eye contact look very good. Great capture.

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