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    Great look-back pose and DOF covering the bird, Ramesh. I might crop from above to remove the green line and add a little below if available. Plumage detail is lovely.
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    hello tony,

    this is a full frame and i just didnt feellike doing anything to it. i will surely try ur sugessition.

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    Master class applied all over, the low angle is just awesome and the clarity is amazing. You have got a gem here

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    Superb one Ramesh, loved the look back pose, good details and a great angle too.. congrats..

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    Ramesh,
    Lovely image. I like the head turn and pose. The low angle adds to the intimacy. The space at the top will come in handy to place some texts on the top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clement Francis View Post
    Master class applied all over, the low angle is just awesome and the clarity is amazing. You have got a gem here
    + 1 , terrific shot
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    Ramesh, amazingly sharp, and like the look back pose. Good light, and agree on being a bit tight at the bottom.

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    Pointing your lens a little lower and right would have been your best bet compositionally. Otherwise all else looks great. Awesome look-back pose from this raptor! You could digitally remove the small OFF element behind the tail in LLC...

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    Very nice pose and details!

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    loved the "powerful" pose and plumage details on this hulk...

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    Love the BG and head turn. Would be great to see the talons.

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    As usual Dan and I agree 100%; he lens needed to be pointed to the right for a better COMP. Best thing" The look back head turn. Worst thing? The incredibly distracting signature....
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