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    Albert Froneman
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    Default Little Bee-Eater take-off

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    Taken during a recent trip to the Okanvango.

    NIKON D3
    Shutter speed: 1/3200 sec
    Aperture: 7.1
    Exposure mode: Manual
    Metering mode: Multi-segment
    Auto-ISO: 1100
    Lens: 500mm VR + 1.4
    AF mode: AF-C

    All comments welcome :)

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    Very cool pose and nice colours. It looks as if you oversharpened this a bit. Also I think the perch is overexposed a bit. Maybe going back to RAW could remedy that... otherwise a terrific shot

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    Hi Albert
    Congratulations .Superb shot of this colourful bird.

    Asad

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    A very unusual POV of this little guy. You caught him with the feet just leaving the reed! An excellent catch, Albert.

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    Fascinating moment frozen, Albert - lovely and sharp on head and body. I would be tempted to do a little digital healing on the split in the bird's left 3rd primary - probably just me but it keeps pulling my eye now that I have seen it.
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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    What a cool pose! I would definitely burn in the perch a little and crop with the bird more toward the LLC. Otherwise a fabulous image! :)

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    great action shot, well timed! agree with Tony on 3rd primary (only saw it after he pointed it out tho):)

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    Thanks for the comments folks - some good suggestions. Much appreciated ;)

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