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    Another one from my recent trip to Southern France for the Bee-Eaters..

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    Hi Jeroen,

    Also like Bee-eaterīs, this year in Portugal the weather wasnīt as good as last year to photograph them, didnīt took any good shot this year.
    I do like this diferent prespectiv of them, I also think the bird is a bit tight on the left side.

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    Love the pose and soft light. The light illumimating the wings works so nicely.

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    The Bee Eater looks fantastic. Could do with a bit more room on the left. I am not os keen on the perch. But the backlighting looks great.

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    Jeron, best part is the back light. good job with the flash to get some details. agree that it needs more room on left and top. the wing tips is a little too close to the corner, I feel.

    higher ISO would have been better perhpas to freeze it perfectly.

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