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    Default A parked Supersonic Jet

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    Found this Barn Swallow resting and quickly made a couple of shots before it took off.

    Spec: 1/800, F 9, ISO 640, Expo + 1/3

    canon 40D + 500mm + 1.4TC

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    Kiranbhai
    This is teriffic shot , getting them perched and that too on natural perch is something special:) , lovely use of f9 , nice BG and superb HA
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    wnderful image Bhai, beautiful light, and supeb details.

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    Kiran, an excellent execution of a lovely looking bird. The bg complements the bird very well in showing of the beautiful colours and detail. you were very lucky with the perch too.

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    Kiran:

    Lovely colors, soft BG, excellent sharpening on bird.

    I like that the perch is scaled properly for this bird, looks delicate, just like him.

    I might consider removing the little bit of twig sticking up on the lower branch stub.

    He does look streamlined like a jet!

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    Beautiful image Kiran! The caption is also great! :)

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    Excellent HA, great colours, nice little perch for the species, and beautiful detail! Great shot!

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    Great one, great HA considering the pose.
    I love the long outer tail feathers. Great bird.

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    Excellent image!

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    Kiran-bhai,

    This is superb on all counts (as most of your images are). I wish that all the folks concerned about the next greatest camera would spend there time studying and practicing so that they could make photos this good with the equipment that they have.

    Love the exquisite BKGR and the SH here. And the dead perfect head angle. I'd surely keep the "Y" part of the little branch but get rid of the little tiny piece of dangling bark (or ???)
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    Nicely done Mital, excellent details and what a nice BG. A very minor point is that I see some grain on the dark feathers, easy to remove. Well done Kiran!
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    Very pleasing shot, these are gorgeous looking and you captured a "quiet" moment!!

    Congrats!

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    Such a beautiful image. Love the vibrant color and detail as well as the incredible eye contact. Outstanding !! Thanks for sharing Kiran.

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    One of the best Barn swallow perching images I have seen absolutely lovely.

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    Beautifully photographed Kiran stunning shot. Congrats!

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    You have captured it well. The sleek, speedy look, lovely colours and a perfect perch. Good for you. Dave

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    Kiran....perfect as always. You have captured the shine perfectly.

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    Hi Kiran
    very nice and pretty. Congrats!

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    Thank you all for all the love and encouragement.
    Also thank you for your Valuable suggestions.

    @ Randy and Guru, At first I thought the tiny piece adds a bit, but I agree with you it does distract will take care of it. Thank you again.

    regards,

    Kiran.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Kiran-bhai,
    This is superb on all counts (as most of your images are). I wish that all the folks concerned about the next greatest camera would spend there time studying and practicing so that they could make photos this good with the equipment that they have.
    Hi Kiran, I totally agree with Artie :)

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