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    Bald Eagle

    not quite bald
    wanted to have a dark background so his head stood out well, these are smaller birds than i imagined, but very lovely
    Bald Eagle

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    A commanding look! I love the dramatic pose, Mark.

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Me too...I love the pose...! EXIF please...

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    thanks guys, isabel. if you right click on image there is a menu for exif, its pretty much in one spot as you could guess by the darkness

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Oh my! maybe I have to reach a certain level to be able to get that quirk menu because I do not have it. I have left arrow, right arrow, move icon, expland to full size then the x for close. I don't even have the capacity to copy and paste yet...
    Quote Originally Posted by darknight View Post
    thanks guys, isabel. if you right click on image there is a menu for exif, its pretty much in one spot as you could guess by the darkness

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    isabel, you can download an extension for your browser, i use a mac and safari, but its available on most browsers, just search for “how to view exif data on my browser, or if you know your browsers extension/tools page go there n search
    then right click on the image and in the drop down menu you will have “view exif data.

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Mark, I really do like that picture...well worthy of framing for your wall.
    I wonder, have you cropped it? If so, could you make the eagle a little more erect?

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Lovely shot, sharp focus. Great background.
    These remind me of the sort of person who looks extremely noble and wise and has a great pose, but is really sort of empty headed. Sort of the Warren Harding syndrome.
    I guess I'd finish this with a much tighter head and shoulders crop, or back out and get the whole bird (if it's there), but tummy-up as presently seems a little in between.

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    I would have thought that the menu came with the picture viewer on this site. Excuse my ignorance...
    Quote Originally Posted by darknight View Post
    isabel, you can download an extension for your browser, i use a mac and safari, but its available on most browsers, just search for “how to view exif data on my browser, or if you know your browsers extension/tools page go there n search
    then right click on the image and in the drop down menu you will have “view exif data.

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Nicely set off against the dark BG. I agree with the prior comment regarding this composition being kind of between a head shot and full body. The angle is odd for a BE. Was he standing on a flat surface? On a perch they typically sit more upright. They really are regal looking birds to be such shameless theives and bullies.

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Lovely...why the name "bald" ?

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    Re: Bald Eagle

    Quote Originally Posted by Wavelength View Post
    Lovely...why the name "bald" ?
    As I understand it, back in old English, the term "bald" used to mean white headed rather than the current definition of lacking hair.

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