This lady let me get fairly close. Unusual for this year.
Canon 1DMkiii, Canon 500f4, 1/3000, f16, ISO 400
Thanks for looking.
Bald Eagle
This lady let me get fairly close. Unusual for this year.
Canon 1DMkiii, Canon 500f4, 1/3000, f16, ISO 400
Thanks for looking.
Nice sharp detail and I like the head turn toward you. My eye asks for just a bit more room, but this is a very tiny nit on an excellent image.
Nice shot.
Very nicely done. Good job on the blacks and whites. You might consider getting rid of the white gootchkie in the middle of the bird's back. Later and love, artie
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Great details and excellent exposure Joe. Composition wise it is a bit too centred IMO, a bit more room on the left would have improved this.
Humbly disagree. There is already 2x as much room on the left as on the right.Originally Posted by Vincent Grafhorst
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Nice Baldy image. I agree on theIs that a technical term :D?gootchkie
If you feel like it, you might consider removing the extra branch that passes behind the tail. Either all of it, or the piece that comes out the other side.
Very nicely composed and executed. Im not sure if there is a lot of variation in Bald Eagle plumages. But the back looks a lot darker then the ones I see in the Pac NW?
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