Perfect for the theme this month. Soft light allowed excellent exposure balance between lights and darks, like the fluffed up, detailed head feathers, curved rock perch.
Well done on the black and white detail. I would actually go to more of a vertical pano crop to avoid the impression that you clipped the tail.
Did you provide the "plate" for the salmon?
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The salmon on the rock was left by a bear. There was a Sow and 2 cubs who were eating fish on the river. They were being very selective, and pulling the almost dead fish out for the water, taking a nibble, and moving on. The cubs did not like getting wet, so they would pull their catches up on the rocks.
I'm not a big fan of baiting in the wild, and there is no need in Haines as there are so many eagles and fish.