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    Default Banking Red-tailed Hawk

    This image is from a while ago, taken in Poplar Beach, Half Moon Bay,CA



    7D 400 f/4 DO , f/6.3 1/1600sec ISO 400

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    Awesome pose and excellent techs. Would try to reduce the yellow cast on the bird.

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    Thanks Ofer! yellow color is from late evening light did reduce at first but decided to keep the original since it was closer to the real scene:)
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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    Thanks Ofer! yellow color is from late evening light did reduce at first but decided to keep the original since it was closer to the real scene:)
    Hi Arash, I can tell it's the late evening light but it does have a somewhat aggressive effect. I do my portrait shoots in late evening light and I would have lost my job without applying some cooling effect to my clients yellow/red faces....:D

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ofer Levy View Post
    Hi Arash, I can tell it's the late evening light but it does have a somewhat aggressive effect. I do my portrait shoots in late evening light and I would have lost my job without applying some cooling effect to my clients yellow/red faces....:D

    Haha, will try again Ofer thanks for the suggestion, need to dig in and find the RAW...

    My hawk clients are not as picky as hot chicks :eek: :D BTW, can you post some ;) ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    Haha, will try again Ofer thanks for the suggestion, need to dig in and find the RAW...

    My hawk clients are not as picky as hot chicks :eek: :D BTW, can you post some ;) ?
    I mostly photograph Bar/Bat Mitzvahs....:D

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    Great underside view with nice wing position and fanned tail.
    Comp and eye contact bring it up an extra notch for me.

    I understand what Ofer is saying and often face the same quandary in super warm light.
    Will be interesting to see a comparison if you rework the color balance.

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    A great flight shot with a perfect wing pose, wonderful diagonal line and excellent sharpness. The warm light works very well for me.

    Markus

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    here is one with cooler tones
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    Arash, Very nice flight pose and details. The repost is nice-maybe something in between. Excellent eye contact!:)

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    Hi Arash, I like the shot as posted. The repost just isnt as punchy.
    I like the pose, and all the detail in the underwings.
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    Hello Arash congrats for a great shot. I too(agreeing to Grant Atkinson) do liked the way it was posted.

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    The underwing detail and fanned tail makes this for me. Great image. Well done!

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