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    Default Carmine bee eater in flight #2

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    Canon 7D
    F 10 I have no idea why!
    SS 1/800
    ISO 800
    Taken at ~ 5:00 PM
    Big crop of 40%
    Aperture priority EV +1
    PP in LR3 and NR and sharpening in CS5. I ran NR twice on BG but I think it is haze from heat. It was well over 35 Celsius this day.
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    Gail, really nice and sharp, esp given 1/800. Color of the sky and what you've inluded at the bottom give the image some dimension. I keep wanting to see the bird higher in the frame, so I think a crop from above might be something to consider. I hesitate to say this, because it is totally out of your control and is part of nature, but I'm not in love with the tattered wing and is he missing a tail feather? Never the less, you did a great job of capturing this colorful beauty in flight.

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    Amazing how sharp at that SS, indeed! Beautiful colors on that bird. Nice wing position and separation from BG. Like the comp too. Nice job, Gail!

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    very nice Gail, I'd like to crop tighter to show the details better.
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    Nice, and f10 worked fine. The IQ looks like it could go larger in the frame as the bird is sharp as can be.
    A very attractive bird.
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    Very nice indeed Gail, I think you nailed it. Maybe it will stand a tad more crop.

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