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    this one reminds me of a gymnast on a beam :-) I just wish he had given me this pose when the sun was lower.

    40d. 400f5.6L at f/6.3. iso 320. 1/6400s. evaluative metering with 0 comp. Almost full-frame.

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    Very nice pose Kaustubh. Nice details.

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    Kaustubh:

    Sharp, well exposed, funny pose.
    Perhaps a sliver more room below and right, but pretty close.

    Did you do any shadow work under the wing? I wonder if you might be able to soften the shadows there just a bit, but still look natural.

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    If the wing was a bit more in the up position this would have been awesome, but still pretty dang nice mate. I quite like the pose and your exposure is good! TFS. :)

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    Kaustubh, Excellent details and I like the pose. I love the foot!

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    Wonderful pose it made me laugh, brilliant image, I see wha tAkos means, but I would be more than happy with this.

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    Kaus, your pelican poses are killing me.;) Another great capture, and well timed for the stretch. Excellent exposure, and I like the eye.

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    Thx everyone.

    Randy, I did some curves work(during raw conversion) to get some details out of the underwing shadows. But nothing extra special.

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