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    Default Caracara on a fence post



    D700 + 600VR on beanbag, shot from a car. Forgot to turn on the VR :o
    Still trying to after some flight shots.

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    Nice pose and good sharpness, Troy. Whites on the neck aren't clipping but seem to lack detail - a linear burn may be worth a try. Perch and barbed wire aren't the most picturesque. Wondering about a portrait crop.
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    A little too much HOM and a vertical crop would take of that fence away -- I would also darken the background a bit -- nice capture

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    I like the alert pose and eye contact, it looks as if he just had a meal. I like Scott's idea to make it a vertical crop.

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    I will give it a shot. But I feel that vertical crop would be too much crop for my taste, so I decided to include the line. Hope portrait crop will retain enough details.
    Yeah, just had a big meal, Axel.

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    Interesting looking bird, and one that I havent seen before. Super pose, and feel that a vertical would work well here.

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    Troy, I loved the look and the light the most. Thx for sharing.

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    Pose and eye contact are very good.
    I like the Comp as is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gal Shon View Post
    Pose and eye contact are very good.
    I like the Comp as is.
    Thanks, all.

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