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    Hello you guys ,photographed this Crowned Hornbill in Hluhluwe Umfolozi GR in SA

    Canon EOS 1D Mark II
    EF 100 - 400 mm at 400mm
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    f5,6 / 1/400sec / ISO 400

    Processed in Canon DPP + PS CS6 tryout NR ,levels,curves,LCE,vibrance+ sharpening

    Hope you like it,

    C&C welcome Cheers Andreas

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    Excellent image of Hornbill in habitat.Nice exposure with great details.

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    very nice pose and a good details. good looking specie just wish the tail was not blocked by the branch
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    Hi Andreas, a good looking hornbill and you have captured good detail. Nice and sharp, and wish he had turned his head slightly more towards you. I would also tone down the BG a touch.

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    Beautiful bird. Nice details, shooting angle. I like that there is clean BG behind the bird's upper body. exposure looks very good as well.

    A small step to your left would have made it even better. It would have taken the OOF branch a bit away from the head. If mine, I'd have some mroe space on top and a little less below.

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