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    Roberto Betta
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    Default Griffon Vulture

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    Im usually not the one to photograph against a blue sky as I find it makes for an uninteresting setting however there were a few clouds around to break the pure blue. Thank you for looking.

    Camera: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
    Lens: Canon 600mm f/4L IS USM and Canon 1.4x II Extender
    Focal Length: 840mm
    Program: Aperture Priority
    Aperture: f/6.3
    ISO: 400
    Shutter Speed: 1/5000
    Exposure Compensation: -0.67
    Support: Manfrotto 680B Monopod
    Last edited by Roberto Betta; 04-25-2010 at 12:25 PM.

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    Hi a great looking image & I like the B/G alot.

    Phil.

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    Roberto Betta
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    Thanks very much Phillip.

    I have just noticed a dustspot on the bottom edge of the frame.

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    Wow, impressive bird, you've captured a fierce look there, i like the BG with cloudy breaks, a bit more wing would have been nice.

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    The really nice details in the head and neck along with the head angle and eye contact are what I like best about this image...not so much the wing positon and shaded body.

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    Great eye contact, sharpness and light here, BG looks very good.
    I think I would open the image a bit to the left, move him a little from the center.

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    Hi Roberto, nice detail on the head. Just wondering if much of the black under the wing is blocked.

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    Great angle of view, head angle and sharpness. I like the look on the vultures face.

    Markus

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    Roberto Betta
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    Thank you for the kind words everyone!

    Yip, I wasnt too sure about the wing position either. Wish I had caught the Griffon a couple frames earlier for a better wing angle plus he looks to be almost flying out of frame. Gal, I will try your suggested crop. Katie and Ricardo, will play around with the underside for more detail. Thanks again everyone, appreciated as always!

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