These are indian spotted eagles, I liked the frame because the headless body is nicely balanced of with the bodiless head :D
spec: 1/2000, F 6.3, ISO 400
Mk4+500mm+1.4TC
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These are indian spotted eagles, I liked the frame because the headless body is nicely balanced of with the bodiless head :D
spec: 1/2000, F 6.3, ISO 400
Mk4+500mm+1.4TC
Last edited by Kiran Poonacha; 10-09-2010 at 10:23 AM.
Spectacular concept and rear view. Two wishes for an ideal world: that the right wing of the main subject were as fully spread as the left wing, and that the bird on the ground were a bit to our right so that the head was not behind the fine twigs. EXO, crop, sharpness and feather details excellent.
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Artie summed it up, still a spectacular, unusual image. Well done!
This is a contest winner. It is a totally different perspective from what we normally see.
This is a contest winner. It is a totally different perspective from what we normally see.
Yes, Artie summed it up pretty well. Very well executed.
a great action with beautiful warm colors!
What were the odds of that?? Awesome stuff, well captured:cool: Here's another "Ditto Artie".
Hey Dan, Great minds think alike. I have posted more than my share of "Ditto Dan"s.
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Well done in your spotting of this unusual opportunity
Kiran, The beautiful details and the unique capture make this so special. Congrats.
Very unique image Kiran Bhai. Love the details on the bird. I would go with either brightening up the other bird, or cloning it off...
Thank you all dearest people for your kind words and suggestions, really appreciate and value them.
Originally Posted by subramanya_ck
Thanks Subbu, I have brighten the face already, but the face makes this image for me, with out it the frame looses it impact.
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