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Thread: Crested Serpent Eagle

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    Default Crested Serpent Eagle

    Photographed in Kabini. This was one bird which we photographed a lot during the safaris. Wish the angle was less steep.

    Canon 50D, 100-400 mm L IS USM, ISO 400, f7.1, 1/60, hand held, full frame.

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    Loved the look in the eyes. Nice details, thanks for sharing.

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    Wow, Outstanding. Agreed with the angle constraint. for me its its a missed opportunity.... Thanks for sharing

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    Beautiful eyes.... angle was little steep... TFS

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    sharp and clear ... very nice

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    Nice eye contact and good details. I guess along with the Indiawilds meet there was a CSE meet going on at Kabini...

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    I remember this was pretty close so angle was steep. Light was very low. I think this was one of the most photographed birds.

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