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    Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Mod Comment: Both shots: EXIF = 1/800s, f/10, iso 200, 400mm with Canon EOS REBEL T2i
    Last edited by Dave Humphries; 26th November 2011 at 12:04 PM. Reason: added EXIF and spaced photos

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Nice shots james, hawks are tough to get close to.

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Nice shots indeed James. I prefer the second, either you were starting to get too close or something cute and fuzzy is about to become lunch. TFS

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Very nice James. What focal length were you shooting at?

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    great shots James,the second one really tells the story.

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Hi James,

    Great captures.

    The first looks a tad over exposed on the chest.

    They both look under sharpened to me, but there's a risk of the branches becoming too sharp, so what I'd do is duplicate on a new layer (below), sharpen it, then erase top layer reveal the sharpened layer on the bird only, then flatten. Or whatever you normal layers working preferences are (as I'm aware this isn't probably the most robust way of working, e.g. if things go wrong; it isn't "best practice").

    Cheers,

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    Re: Immature red shouldered Hawk

    Thanks all. These were taken with 400 mm then cropped pretty hard. Thanks Dave I will try that .

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