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    I always like to have a bit of a lunch hour photo project going somewhere near to the office, to break up the day :). The only problem with this is that the light is less than ideal but it keeps the shutter finger exercised. I have been feeding a large flocks of rooks and jackdaws that visit the fields surrounding the office car park. Rooks tend to be a very overlooked species but are in fact very beautiful with their subtle blue and purple sheen.

    Here is two birds engaged in a mid-air dispute.

    Taken with 1DmkIV and 500mm lens at ISO 800 F6.3 +0.3 EV at 1/2000s.

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    Great action and I agree about the nice feather coloration. If there is more room on top and bottom I think a square crop might work, with a little taken off the sides.

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    Sweet capture for a lunch grab!! I really like the BG and of course the action! Too bad that the light at noon is not idea but, great non the less!

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    Sweet action and the image looks pretty good considering the mid-day light. I might go for more room on top.

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    As mentioned a bit tight on the top, Great Exps, and specs.. love the action, and the colors!!Great Capture! don

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    Love the action and colors...well done

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    Yeah , slightly tight ...but the with just great action captured , it is not so great a handicap .

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    excellent interaction, you did an excellent job!
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    Great action captured Rich, and I like how both heads are visible amongst those flapping wings. I like the sheen too.

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    Fantastic shot!
    Superb lighting and action!
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    Many thanks for your comments and suggestions. Appreciated as always.

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