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    Default Snail Kite

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    Here is something other than hummingbird images. This Male Snake kite was photographed on a very small lake less than five minutes from my house, the water levels were very low and a the snails were plentyfull.

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    Just before sunset.

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    The bird and the perch look great! Love the warm light. Perfect eye contact. I would probably crop a bit off the top, remove the OOF branch running behind the bird's head, and darken the light area in front of the bird.
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    lovely shot.

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    Beautiful shot Adam gorgeous bg colors...:)

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    wonderful image , lovely expo and lighting here
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Brown View Post
    The bird and the perch look great! Love the warm light. Perfect eye contact. I would probably crop a bit off the top, remove the OOF branch running behind the bird's head, and darken the light area in front of the bird.
    Good advice from Doug here, nice lighting, eye contact and sharp!


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    lovely light and pin sharp. gotta love that eye, and I think Doug's advice will make this even better...
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    I find this bird cool, nice details, HA, pose and Bg here.. congrats..

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