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    This is a Tawny Eagle, Was lucky to get it with that busy background...

    1/1000, F 5.6, ISO 800.

    MK4 + 500mm + 1.4TC
    Last edited by Kiran Poonacha; 07-19-2010 at 01:23 PM.

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    Kiranbhai, you can see the strength in those large wings, and I like the intensity in his eyes. Separated very well from the BG too. Well captured.

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    Nice downstroke and detail.
    It looks like you did some massive cloning in the LLC of the image, is that so?

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    Thank you SB bhai and Mike,

    @ Mike: your right mike I colned out couple of branches from the LC of the Image..:)

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    Definitely try to avoid those repeating patterns to hide your cloning.....Otherwise, like it very much. A little more room on the bottom would be my preference. TFS!

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    Excellent details and sharpness Kiran and against a very nice BG. Well done
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    Kiran, you must have felt glad you upgraded from 40D to 1D after this shot :)

    loved the sharpness and the perfect focus. Cloning work on such shots is not going to be easy.

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    Great sharpness captured. IMG is sharp and well exposed with good colours. Well done !

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    Great job here. Lovely pose, and exposure. I wish the BG was a bit more distant but you take what you can!!

    Looking forward to more!!

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    The pose makes the bird look very powerful, good sharpness and eye contact, too. I might decrease contrast a bit.

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    Awesome show of power beautiful shot Kiran.

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    Kiran I really do enjoy your raptor images. Another powerful image, the background does not bother me at all. You did particularly well given the low shutter speed

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    Fantastic image Kiran. A clear separation from the BG and good techs.

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    Kiran - You really captured the power of this awesome bird and the dark background helps. Nice work.

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