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    Default Great Horned Owl (c)

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    D300 / 200-400 VR @ 200mm
    1/2500 sec, f4, iso 320
    hand held, natural light, slight crop

    Taken at last weekends bif workshop near Simcoe Ontario, Canada.

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    WOW, ray, the bird is going after your lens hood LOL
    Interesting how they flap the horns for flight.
    Very clear capture, full of beauty, where do you get all of these captive beauties???

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    This certainly shows quite the intent stare Ray :)

    Light looks a bit tough but you did well with the exposure.

    I like the OOF background which still renders some of the original detail without taking away from the main subject.

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    Intense shot Ray .. I'd be ducking about NOW :)

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    What a stare , you gotta love those eyes here
    TFS

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    Ray this is quite awesome I'd say! The stare of course-- but also that very dynamic background makes this rock. There's definitely a lot of very nice 3d look to this because of it I feel. It adds a fire to the stare in a complimentary way, that I think works big time. Only nit would be the way the tail feathers are showing as they look odd, or maybe one or two feathers are missing? Other than that, the comp works totally fantastic. Sweet work.

    Paul

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    Fantastic on your face image.

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    Lovely one, the tiger on wings looks just deadly

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    Amazingly sharp Raymond, and eye contact at its best. Very well captured.

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    Oh man.... what an image. Love that killer look

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    thanks to everyone for the cool comments.

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    the in coming pose make this great, also that BG adds very well.. congrats

    just to complete it Ray, you might want to clone out that OOF stick on the top left. its not a major issue but will add is suppose.

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    Very powerful image, love the fact the owl is looking straight down the lens.

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    The eye contact here is amazing Ray! I will have to get to one of these workshops.

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    Spectacular, Ray. Wish it was mine:).

    Tim

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