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    Canon 500D , 400 f 5.6 L , 1/1600 sec, f 6.3, iso 200, handheld

    Appreciate any comments and critiques. Thanks for looking!

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    Kasra:

    Excellent banking pose, works the diagonal of the frame well, very good lighting, well exposed, snowy background sets the season.

    Overall sharpness very good, might do a bit more selective sharpening on the eye.

    I would very lightly tone down the darkest horizontal line in the background.

    Good job.

    PS: The maximum allowed vertical size is 800, so your linked image is too tall.

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    Wow real nice pic. Great flight pose, exposed well, and sharp enough. Well done.

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    What image?
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    Last edited by Kasra.Ha; 03-27-2011 at 09:18 AM.

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