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Awesome shot. putting in my favs. What lens did you use?Message edited by author 2005-11-22 03:45:58.
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Congratulations on your top 20 with this menacing capture. Really sharp and clear.
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I'd like to see this brighter, but I love the pose!
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Nice capture & nicely blurred background.
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What a wonderful capture. Not often do you get to see an eagle tongue. Glad I'm not a mouse in his field of view :) 9
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the eagle is incredible but his body is lost a bit with the similar colored background 8
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Good focus, colors, and dof. Terrific shot.
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Man, I love this picture! Excellent pose, focus and DOF. Great job.
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Wow!!! Absoulutey incredible. I'm pretty sure he hate's having his picture taken. Hope your OK. My top pick
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He realy looks mad...
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this is one pissed off bird! i love the expression on his face - very nasty evil look. this is a great picture, with some lovely sharp details. the blurring of the background is also a nice touch and automatically makes one focus on whats in the fore ground. good job! 8.
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Great photo, I like the action here.
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WOW, I love it. Just about perfect.
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Very sharp, nice composition, and title. Not enough feather detail in the lower portion of the shot. I gave you an 8
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Tack sharp, incredible pose and great DOF for isolating the subject. Really impressive.
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This was a tough shot. I can tell by that perfect focus and powerful bokeh. 8.
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I can see this with a yellow border around it & the words National Geographic there too. The timing & DOF are just amazing. 10. I just cant fault it.
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Intense, can't say I've ever seen an eagle image such as this. Great capture...
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He clearly doesn't want his picture taken. The focus is perfect for me. The framing is what prevents me from marking his higher. I fell it's a bit awkward to have him in the bottom of the frame like that. If you were going for a centered composition, he needs to be up considerably higher so that his eyes arrest the center of the frame. I think a square crop would work nicely here. 5, just-married
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Do you ever wonder if perhaps despite way their face is shaped, they are actually bent double laughing? Oddly I could see that. Great catch either way.
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