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    Photographed in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.

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    FF added a little canvas above the wing and cropped for comp.

    C&C allways welcome.

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    Pieter:

    Love the orange legs/feet tucked in. Well exposed. Do wish there wasn't a shadow across the face/eye.
    Comp good.

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    Love these birds! Agree with Randy about the shadow on the face, and would add that I'd like to see a bit more sharpening.
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    Good inflight posture Pieter, and well done on getting this fast flyer in your frame. A place I still need to visit.

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    Wow ! You almost nailed it !! Wish the shadow was not there !!

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    Thanks all for your feedback, much appreciated.

    The shadow is a bother and these raptors appear to have deep set eyes which are also an added problem.

    Doug will try a little more sharpening, something I still seem to have a little difficulty with.

    Cheers.

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