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    Default Pale Chanting Goshawk

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    This was taken in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa, 19th June 2011

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    500mm F4 is hand-held

    F8, ISO 400, 1/2500

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    Ken

    This is a beautiful image and you got it cleanly. The only nit with me is the compo. tight on left compared to space available on all other 3 parts.

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    wow..i just liked this bird..and image is simple but powerful..TFS

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    Beautiful image. Colors and sharpness are well rendered. I agree with Mital about the comp. The bird is a little too much to the left. If you cannot recrop it, You could add canvas to the left. With a solid color background like this, it would be easy to do.

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    Thanks everybody, cropping is one of my major failures, looking at this again it is clearly too tight on the LHS, but luckily easily rectified.

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    Beautiful shot. I am ok with the cropping. I like the back view of the bird with the nice look back pose that you captured, nicely done. Nice detail throughout the feathers.

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    great portrait of a handsome bird, some NR on the BG will help.
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    Beautiful raptor. Nice perch, great blue sky and nice looking back over the shoulder pose.
    You have all the ingredients of a beauty shot.

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    Ken, I really like this one a lot. The 'back to us with head turn' is such a nice pose. incredibly beautiful bird.

    Agree that some NR is needed on the BG and some room on LHS.

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