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    While shooting the Sanderlings at the end of the Fishermen's Trail on Sandy Hook (Middletown, New Jersey), this juvenile Peregrine Falcon came zooming in low from the dunes towards the water. It missed the Sanderlings, and then went after a gull.

    Camera: Canon EOS 7D
    Lens: Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 L IS

    Exposure: 1/2500
    Aperture: F/6.3
    Focal Length: 400 mm
    ISO Speed: 400
    Exposure Bias: +1/3 EV

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    Hi Ryan
    Nice BIF Image, love the shadow I like where you have position the Falcon. I would usually like to see a little tighter crop, but with the shadow I like it this way. Maybe soften the highlights in the bg and smooth them out. Nice flight image. "You got to be there to get the image"
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    Great capture for a fast flying character. Pops from the BG nicely. I would run some NR on the BG.

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    He looks very determined. Your composition is well balanced with the shadow, wish it wasn't on the road, or what looks like one.

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    Outstanding capture of this beachcomber! Well done. A hair tighter might be nice, and agree on NR. Jealous of this one;)

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    they are very fast! well done on getting this as sharp as it is...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fabs Forns View Post
    He looks very determined. Your composition is well balanced with the shadow, wish it wasn't on the road, or what looks like one.
    Thank you!
    It's flying over a beach :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie View Post
    Great capture for a fast flying character. Pops from the BG nicely. I would run some NR on the BG.
    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Morkel Erasmus View Post
    they are very fast! well done on getting this as sharp as it is...
    Thanks Morkel!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Schneider View Post
    Outstanding capture of this beachcomber! Well done. A hair tighter might be nice, and agree on NR. Jealous of this one;)
    Thanks!

    Tighter where? all around? I was thinking that might be cropping it too close to the shadow.

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    Great image ryan, at the speed these things fly at i couldnt imagine how much effort it took to get a crisp clear shot in flight like this. I do think you might be able to crop this just a little tighter around the entire image. None the less a fantastic capture that I am very jealous of

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Schain View Post
    Thanks!

    Tighter where? all around? I was thinking that might be cropping it too close to the shadow.
    Just a hair off the top and bottom, maybe two hairs off the sides. Gorgeous as is though:)

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