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    One of the reasons this image personally appeals to me is the way the head is framed with the wing in the back.

    Technical: 1D4, 800, f/5.6, 1/160s, ISO 400.
    Post: A little bit of cropping, tone curve adjustments, sharpening.

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    Aravind:

    Just enough shutter speed to render the head and bill effectively sharp.
    Dynamic pose, with the downstroke wings and calling, to give a sense of urgency here.

    As far as tonality: I think the midtones are very realistic, while the darker feathers are probably a bit too dark. Makes for a dramatic image however.

    Very effective framing.

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    Aravind,

    I am with Jim on this , its a very dramatic image.
    The colors are soft and relaxing, yet it screams emotion.

    Well done,

    Michael

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    Thanks guys. Yes the blacks were purposely pushed down both to create the required contrast against both the background and the head.

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    Aravind,

    I have seen many blur images with subject parallel to sensor plane. This is very different. Like it.

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