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    Default Kestrel

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    Shot at 1/160, f5.6, + 1.3, iso 800, Canon 100-400mm at 400mm on 7D.

    Thanks for looking, Giulio

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    Love the pose and direct contact. Wonderful clean BG . I do think it could use a bit more saturation as it appears a tad light to me. Many thanks for sharing this fine image.

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    Ditto what Judy said - very nice all around. steve

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    I like the soft light, BG and sharpness and would put the bird a bit higher in the frame. There seems to be a slight magenta cast.

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    The insect in the Kestrel's claw shouldn't be overlooked.

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    Good eye contact, and I like the soft light. What a great BG, and his catch a bonus.

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    Nice pose, perch, BG. I too see a magenta cast, and pointing your lens down more would have been ideal comp-wise.

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    If you copy the background layer and use multiply as a blending mode, reducing the opacity, you may get better coloring. Like the clean BG and meal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fabs Forns View Post
    If you copy the background layer and use multiply as a blending mode, reducing the opacity, you may get better coloring.
    On my monitor I don't see any color cast, maybe just a bit over saturated?

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    Nice pose, perch, BG, excellent
    TFS

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    Composition wise, it has too much room on top for my personal taste. Like the stare. TFS.

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