Eagle3.jpg
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Comment by roz:
wow .. i'd be getting camera shake from the excitement .. especially when it could be a once in a lifetime event ... great that you got the bird ..
and some processing can make great improvements in a dark image .. if you shot in RAW it would be a great way to boost the exposure .. then levels and stuff in photoshop ... ends up pretty grainy tho for me when i start with a particularly dark image ..
you might know all this, but i dont think it ever hurts to say when i have no idea the level of expertise of someone .. they might get something out'v wot i'v said .. :)

Eagle3.jpg
by moondog

Comment by patio127:
Awesome, Ronnie- make sure you go back !!!

tower.jpg
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
I love that sky, although it looks as though there are a couple of dust spots on your sensor that could do with cleaning.

tower.jpg
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Comment by Alicia:
What a cool structure. I bet it's a real thrill climbing up there - don't know if I would do it... Love your processing on this - has an old-time feel to it.

Eagle3.jpg
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Comment by Alicia:
What an exciting shot! I truly hope you are not offended that I took the liberty to lighten it a bit so the eagle is more visible:

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tower.jpg
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Comment by tinky2:
I like the sky, from white to blue! And, yeah, I'm not going up there.

Eagle3.jpg
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Comment by tinky2:
Yes, do go back and wait for that guy. I am dying to get a shot of an eagle.

Eagle3.jpg
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Comment by MaryO:
Eagles are amazing to see in person, aren't they? I can't even begin to imagine seeing one from the perspective you got. Hope to see more of him in future!

tower.jpg
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Comment by MaryO:
Yikes! That looks a little too rickety for actual use. By me, anyway.

Eagle3.jpg
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Comment by smardaz:
good capture, you could lighten it up a bit in ps couldnt you?