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    Ofer Levy
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    Another one I recently took in Israel with my buddy Doron Hoffman. This is a wild field mouse and not a bait. We attached our perch to this female's favourite perch and waited. We were rewarded with a few keepers in the two hours session.

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    Ofer
    This image tells quite a story. I almost feel sorry for the mouse.....he almost looks like he's begging to be spared. I like the composition and the perch as well. It appears a bit light but I'm on my small laptop at school and all images appear light. Well done.

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    Really love the attention you're getting from both the bird and the prey there - eye contact is sweet. Lovely background too.

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    Hello Ofer,

    Your knowledge on this bird paid off. Nice eye contact(from both bird and mouse) and nice colors. Head seems to be a bit soft from maybe movement or it need some more sharpening. It seems to be a little overexposed...if you look at your levels in PS you are cutting a bit on the right side. Maybe you can go back to ACR and try to correct it.
    Congrats.

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    Another big mazel tov Ofer! love the details and the prey!!! color balance is very good in this one. so is exposure. I would just sharpen the tip of the beak a little and not touch anything else.

    Thanks for sharing :)
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    Wonderful image hopefully you got more than just a few.

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