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    Found this indian spotted eagle resting on the ground after a morning hunt. I have made the crop a bit tight hope its OK.

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    Crop is just fine IMO. Awesome pose, superb detail, light and sharpness. Just wish the legs could be seen.

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    Great light and fantastic low angle! The more I see images from Indian birdlife the more I want to go there! Is this Aquila pomarina (Lesser Spotted Eagle)?

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    Thank you guys,

    @ Ofer: sorry offer, in south india its pretty difficult to get them on the ground with the feet seen. So I have made one image of this beauty on a anthill, will post it soon.

    @ Chris : it will be a honour to have you here in India, your most welcome. this is the Aquila hastata the Indian spotted eagle its a different species.

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    Thanks Kiran, one day...

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    Very nice crop, light, low angle. One more great image, Master of Raptors.

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    Kiranbhai
    This is too good , lovely compo , great low angle , amazing details and spot on exposure
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    You have made the best of the opportunity that presented itself in front of you Kiran. I will fully agree on the legs, its just not possible when they perch on the grassland.

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    Kiran the sharpness and details in your images are amazing!

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    Like the angle & composition. Exposure is spot-on with good detail & colours. Great image Kiran!

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    Kiran...my neck hurts just looking at it. Awesome pose and sharpness. exposure spot on too. No suggestions...love it as is

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    Beautiful shot Kiran, everything is great
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    Like the strong composition, definition so sharp and the selective focus very successful.
    Way to go Kiran
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris van Rooyen View Post
    Thanks Kiran, one day...
    You took the words right out of my mouth Chris! Another great image Kiran! Do wish I could see the talons though.
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    love the low angle, head angle and exposure Bhai...well done here...
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    Kiran ,this one super sharp image and one you can be proud of with or without legs

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    Kiran - one of my favorite shots you have posted. I love the tight comp and the color and exposure are dead on. The bird's head is so sharp and vibrant here, I just love it. Head angle may actually be 269 instead of 270 but I'm not a head angler.:)

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    Excellent low angle and pose Kiran a very nice shot.

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    Very sharp, love the pose.

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