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    Default Black-shouldered Kite

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    Awesome shot. Light, color, wing pose, background and composition are all perfect in this shot.

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    Eish! Love it, They never allow me near enough! Maybe a bit more selective sharpening on the talons and bill? Do you have a bit more canvas on the bottom, say 1 cm?
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    Good timing of the left-off. Love the detail and expo here.

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    Gerrie:

    Lovely colors, nice pose and composition. I agree with Callie, I would like a sliver more below, and I would like a bit above too.

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    To the above suggestions, I would add that I'd darken the pupil a little. Love the takeoff pose!
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    Thank you for viewing & commenting guys. It is much appreciated.:)

    Sorry, but this is all there is. Anything more means adding canvas.:o

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    Great timing Gerrie, and their eyes always stand out so well.

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    Hi Gerrie. Beautiful image. Love the pose, colours, detail and soft, dreamy feel of this.:)

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    Loved the pose and the feel to this Gerrie Bhai...

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    Very beautiful full stretch and peak of take off pose. Agree with adding a bit more space and darkening the pupil. Very well done and TFS.
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    I like the tension captured here Gerrie. Agree with a bit more space.

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    I don't have much to add. The pose is killer, great BG, but I love the eye contact! Congrats.

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