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    I know the HA police is going to get me for this...;) I got this guy in some more orthodox poses, but still like this one best.

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    Ignacio, The head angle is oh so close to being good. The overhead light is actually a bigger problem with the dark shadow on the deep eye socket... Sharp, good EXP, and cool screaming pose. The perch and the bush are less than ideal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    The overhead light is actually a bigger problem with the dark shadow on the deep eye socket... .
    I would have never figured it out. Great tip Artie.

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    Thanks Sid but I am confident that you would have figured it out. BTW, a good deal of fill flash say at zero would have helped with the shadow.
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