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    Smile sepent eagle

    image shot near mudhumali forest area Tamil nadu..ISO 200 A 5.6, S 1/160, on 3 oct 09 may i have your comments friends...
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    Hi Govind,
    This is a Changeable Hawk Eagle... I love the eyes. They stand out inspite of the image being a bit under exposed. The V of the branches frames the bird well... Try increasing the exposure a bit more... but that will bring in noise... better to get it right in the field
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    beautiful image... though i do wish the beak were a bit more clear and pronounced....
    good pic nevertheless.... keep posting

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    Nice composition. Liked the perch and the eye contact. Seems the light was bad. By studying the graph when you click, you can know if the image is getting underexposed and increase the exposure accordingly.
    You can refer to this link for more details -http://www.indiawilds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2006
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    I agree that this image looks a bit dark. Increasing the brightness a bit will help. Please check the repost. The right hand portion was not adding much to the image. So I cropped it. The idea of cropping and posting is primarily to show alternate composition ideas that may be tried in the field.

    The quality drops when working in a small sized jpeg. It will be better when you work on the original raw. Look forward to more.

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    Sabyasachi
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    Dear all
    I heartly agree with all d comments...actually a series of shots were taken at that time in raw...and ofcourse with change in d composition....once again thanks 4 d comments....

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