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    Default Dragon and the Bee-eater



    Location : Mysore, Karnataka, India

    Equipment : Canon 40D, Canon 300mm f/4 L IS USM + Canon 1.4x Extender

    Tech Specs: 80% of the frame, iso:250, Av: f/7.1, Tv:1/400sec, EC=0

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    Cool capture, the dragonfly makes this one for me. I would crop a tad off the right, tone down the highlights and sharpen the bird a bit less.

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    Nice notes by axel, loved that Red eye and the catch adds well...

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    Thanks Axel for the comments, I hope this repost looks fine

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    The repost looks really good!

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    excellent details, nice BG and the big and sharp catch is a BIG plus. TFS
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    Nice catch for both of you. Your repost does look much better, and knowing this species, the colours may be ever so slightly oversaturated.

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    Mighty fine image
    TFS

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    The repost does look better. The bird's plumage looks much better but I would keep the prey's original sharpness, and you could tone down the upper mandible even more. Good catch by both of you:).

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    The repost has improved the image. Nice detail, and great food item adds alot. Agree with Daniel on the upper mandible tone down. Nice work.

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    Excellent detail look! I would prefer sharpening between the two posts. But still very cool!

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