The Next Generation
by arnit

Comment:
ad quality...10+

Curiosity
by Jacko

Comment:
:rock

Night Flight Maneuver Through The Concrete Jungle
by flip89

Comment:
chicago rocks doesn't it? nice shot

Chairman of the Board
by crabappl3

Comment:
you make all dslr'ers proud. great stuff

Horse Driving
by PaulMdx

Comment:
where's ben hur? cheers mate

Riverside Ride
by LucidLotus

Comment:
doube points for no hands...cheers mate

In the Garden of Globes
by magnetic9999

Comment:
awesome...10

Time is money, but money can't give your time back
by alexvolo

Comment:
i think i straight white or black background would have worked much better

"A Field Guide to Hawks of North America"
by Drake

Comment:
Hi from the CC

There are some obvious flaws that you are aware of by now i.e. fence causing cross hatching effect and a lack of sharpness on the hawk. as i'm looking at your picture it seems like the shot was underexposed and then adjusted in photoshop. my experience with dslrs is that this tends to lead to softer photos with less sharpness. another thing to consider is raising the iso and aperture in order to maintain the same shutter speed but increase the sharpness. also maybe the case was you didn't have a tripod and were forced to hand hold the shot. any or all of these factors could lead to a softer looking shot. it would be nice to see what you could do with a low iso in bright light with a tripod. i think your shot would be much sharper with greater color contrast and vibrance. take care

josh

Point Lobos
by ronners

Comment:
awesome...8