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    Workshop: South Texas

    D3, ISO 1250, 600 MM, f5, 1/3200, exp comp 0.0.

    Just in from out S. Texas workshop where we had lots of fun photo opportunities.
    Here's one of the many beautiful vibrant South Texas Cardinals.

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    Iso 1250! Beautifull picture!

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    Natural colors on the cardinal with a complementary background and great action shot -- very nicely presented

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    Hi Alan
    Great shot.I like the wing position and the eye contact.
    Serious congrats!

    Asad

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    So you do images without beautiful perches as well.;) Very well done capture. Love the wing spread.

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    WOW :eek::eek:
    This is too good. Love the wing position and eye contact.

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    Lovely shot Alan. I liked the eye contact and the complementing background. Would love to see a horizontal composition if you have one.

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    Nice pose and the reds look good. Wish the bright area on the beak wasn't present.

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    Hi Alan
    At ISO-1250 this is too good, the head angle the blurred wing tip the complimenting BG.

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    Stunning capture, Alan. Love the head turn and the wing spread. It's a different cardinal than we normally see.

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    Awesome Alan, a dream shot!

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    Wow, this is awesome! Perfect BG, wing pose and head angle.
    How did you get the head sharp? Did you prefocus to a certain point or did you just use AF?

    Markus

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    one of the best cardinal images I've seen...wonderful!
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    Superb, Alan. The sharpness of the head and body framed by the wings is perfect - even the HAP have nothing to complain about:D
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    Tought shot to get, very beautiful wing position!!! congrats
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    Perfect avian shot. Love the colors, wing position and the eye contact. Great one.

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    Wonderful pose Alan. Great details and eye contact.

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    Well, what can we say...
    This is a "common" species
    with images of it taken "ad noseum"
    and then you come up with this image.
    Not fair:)

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    Absolute superb shot. Iso 1250 WOW. Great job.

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    Nothing more to be added to what has been said great image and capture

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markus Jais View Post
    Wow, this is awesome! Perfect BG, wing pose and head angle.
    How did you get the head sharp? Did you prefocus to a certain point or did you just use AF?

    Markus
    Hi Markus,

    I was manually pre-focused on a perch where many species were landing. (I was going for landing shots) I happend to get lucky and got this guy taking off.

    Thanks, Alan.

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