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    Phil Seu
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    Default male American Kestrel

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    d3, 600vr plus 1.4, f/9, 1/1000, iso800

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    Deborah Hanson
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    Tough bird to capture for me.
    Nice pose and perch. Good detail in the feathers, claws, and eye. Like the background.
    If mine, I might crop a bit from the right side of the frame and lighten the eye - personal preference, tho.

    Deb

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    Agree with the crop but I like the catch light in the eye

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Really like the pose and head turn in this capture and agree that taking a bit of canvas off the right would strengthen this image. Wonderful BG to set this beauty off and good color and detail. Fine capture Phil and thanks for sharing.

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    Gorgeous light falling on a great specimen. Another vote for taking off the right side. Great detail in the plumage.

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    Nice image- I like the looking back pose. The only thing I can add is to clone out the dust spot just to the right of the fellow.

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    I would agree with taking a little off the right, but otherwise this is an excellent image, Phil.

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    These guys are so hard to get sitting still. This is just wonderful. Agree about taking a tad off the right. On my monitor the right side of the head seems a bit soft?
    Very nice.
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    Love it. I'd go along with a tad off the right. Despite many visits to the USA I've not managed one decent shot of these birds.

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