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    Default kestrel female

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    canon eos 40d, 500mm L IS f/4, 1.4x t.c.

    iso 400, 1/1000sec, f/11, 700mm.


    shot in Bangalore city, India
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    Lovely detail from bill to tail tip. I would like to see more space around the bird as it looks (to my taste) confined by the size of its box.

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    I agree that it is a bit tight. This is emphasized by the backward pose. You got a great HA and super detail in the eye. Do I see some cloning marks just to the right of the beak extending up? They probably won't show in a print.

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    Beautiful detail and pose, Ramesh. Not sure about the vertical branch, but overall very pleasing.

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    Nice and sharp with a nice head turn. Photo seems a bit dark on my monitor. Good one. Dave

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    Bonjour,

    great shot, lots of details and a great eye contact.

    Roger

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    Lovely pose and detail. Hope you don't mind this repost - converting to sRGB and some boosting in levels, colour saturation and contrast. Cloned the branch too.

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    hi ofer,


    thanks a lot for the repost. i think the bird really stands out in it. i have learnt something now.

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    ramesh
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    Ramesh, thats a nice image and the PP by Offer improves the image manifold. Great detail in the feathers. Good choice of smaller aperture for top to tail sharpness.

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    The repost makes this work well, loved the image Bro...

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    Fantastic man, bg makes this one amazing, repost works really well. Good you have used a lower aperture

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