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    From the same staged series as the previous post. They were actually kissing!
    D3s, 1/1600, f8, ISO 800, 400mm 2.8 on Gitzo, got real low on the ground.

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    Sweet shot!! Love the wing span and the low angle. Great timing. Have really enjoyed this series. Well done.

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    Cool moment and light...I really like the pano crop...Another nice image Troy!

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    With the owls' eyes closed this one has less impact for me than some of the previous posts.
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    This capture does seem to have less impact than the previous one from the series. That said, I love the light, the wings and the behavior with the prey. This composition works well, and I think the closed eyes would be more powerful if we could see all the great details in those eye lashes.
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    Thank you for the comments.
    I agree, more eye lashes would have been even better.
    Always strive to do better next time.

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