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    lee bothma
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    Captured in the Kruger National Park, I have cropped it like this due the the very busy background below the branch, all comments and crits welcome

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    Canon EOS 7D
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    Canon EF300mm F/4 L IS + 1.4TC
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    Very nice feather detail here. It's a bit tight for me as cropped. It's a shame about the bg below. Still a nice image.

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    Lee:


    I like the puffed up feathers, good eye contact on his right, soft background.

    I think the image could go a bit brighter, about 1/3 of a stop, and would consider adjusting the shadow and highlight sliders inward just a bit, gives it a bit more snap.

    It would be nice to see the tail, but sometimes its a trade off to cut down the clutter.

    In a perfect world, wish the little stub wasn't sticking up in front, minor really.

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