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    Default White Throated Swallow

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    Captured at Mankwe hide in the Pilanesburg National Park. BG is Bushveld and water.
    Canon 7D
    Canon 400 f5.6 L
    TV 1/1000
    AV f8
    ISO 800
    Exp + 0.67
    Subject Distance 6.5m
    Evaluative Metering
    AWB
    RAW file Processed in CS5 Mac

    Comments and crits appreciated...striving to improve.

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    Nice timing. Really like the feet and the sharp head.

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    Excellent timing and super detail and colours. The head is nice and sharp well captured
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    Great capture, nice angle of approach with sharp head and good colours. Would like to see the near wing more extended as I am sure you do, but not so easy in real life.

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    Killer image Dumay, love the landing pose. The bird is really sharp and it has great colour in the BG TFS

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    Thanks guys for the comments!

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    WOW, this is out of this world sir :eek:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pieter de Waal View Post
    Great capture, nice angle of approach with sharp head and good colours. Would like to see the near wing more extended as I am sure you do, but not so easy in real life.
    Ditto Pieter...a more extended near wing wold have been terrific. Still a difficult image to create, you've done well. Was this individual hovering against some strong wind, or ajust approaching for a landing?

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    Fantastic Shot Dumay!

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    Thanks guys...Daniel it was approaching for a landing....Cloned out a part of the perch that came about a CM into the frame.

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    Thanks Dumay. That cloned-out perch could have been neat to keep if it would have been longer in than just 1cm in the frame! I think it was wise to clone it out...

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