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    Taken in the skies of Cape Town during my december holidays. I zoomed out to make sure I didnt cut off any wing tips. 6.30am

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Lonely flight pose with excellent exposure and detail. Fine work Stuart.

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    Bro, this is awesome! Even the angle of the head (to me) matches its flight direction perfectly. Super comp and love that sky.

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    one of the best tern shots I've seen in a long time mate. exposure, comp, HA all spot on!
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    Stuart, liked the vertical crop. The diagonal orientation gives enough space in the front of the head. Contrast of bill and the sky is very striking. Well done.

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    Stuart. I really like your composition. Very strong and interesting.

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    Stuart I too like this post a lot. I just wish that you had posted it at a slightly larger size.

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    Stunning image of one of my favorite birds Stuart. I am getting some "sparkles" on the top of the head and wonder if they are water droplets or signs of slight over-sharpening.

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    Super shot Stu! Ditto on the wonderful pose, comp, great detail and exp.:)

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    great angle of flight well captured. Must agree with Dan on the sharpening though? (also shows up the noise below the wings, I think)

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    Thank you all for the great feedback. Much appreciated.

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