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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

american kestrel (1 Viewer)

hunterpaul

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put this to one side for a year or so, and decided to have another pop at it over the past couple of days... still working on it, but may call it a day... crits and comments welcome... Paul
 
It's a little beauty Paul. Since you ask for crits and comments, I have two tiny observations.

I'm not sure of the crop, it feels slightly awkward to me. Although the space in the top left quarter gives a nice impression of the open nature of the terrain and the diminutive size of the bird, so I'm probably talking cr*p come to think of it. And a really, really picky point, does it need a little coping?

Actually I love it, especially the light and the bird's posture, and any man who can spend an age paying attention to the details of textures on bits of old fencepost is a man after my own heart!

Mike
 
woody the whole left side bothers me.... any ideas... was going to do a sapling, thought about a sign post and thought again, may be a bit contrived... but needs something up that left.... Paul
 
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