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    Red Shoulder Hawk

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    Last edited by Ken Lassman; 02-20-2010 at 02:29 PM. Reason: wrong picture

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    Ken- Well done for capturing the hawk in flight. This is not easy however you "cut" it. The colours of the image are vibrant and quite beautiful. On the capture side, a better head angle would have had the bird looking more at you than away (maybe you have some images in the sequence before this one was made?) and a bit more room to the left would be helpful. Regarding processing I would run some NR on the BG and try to tone down the highlights a bit.

    Nice bird. We just don't get them enough up here!

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    Hey Ken, good to see you in the board :)

    Love the wing display and EXP. He's part the prime location in relation to you or just about. A head turn towards you (yeah, right :) ) would have changed the whole thing. Not crazy about the BG and we need more space in front of him than behind.

    Hope to see you in the field soon!

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