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Thanks for patience, we do as much as possible to pass along whatever we know, whatever we've learned here. I too like this trimmed version. It's only slightly tighter than I would cut top and right, personal preference mostly. Do you think eagle looks sharper, being larger? Right eye looks good, left side might be lighter than necessary, but that could be the enlargement from cropping.
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Might have worked out better if more of the flag were in frame with the eagle in front of it rather than to the side. I'm not sure if it would have been possible though. What I DO like about the trimmed version is having the eagle off to the right third of the frame. It creates a very nice balance to the shot. I also like the detail in the brown feathers.
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Nice shot and congrats on the new camera. At looking closer at the head there is detail in the feathers so its not totally blown out in the white areas. It could be recovered with a bit of photoshop play to bring some the feather detail out more and darken it a bit.
The crop is nice but the color looks a bit flat to me. Maybe a curves adjustment layer or just upping the saturation a bit.
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Thank you all for your comments and opinions! You've all made some very good points, so I'm going to experiment a little more with this one and see what more I can do with it.
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