Eagle Owl in Suffolk.

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Hi All,

This is my first post, so please be gentle.

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Take care,

Philip
 
Wonderful image, Philip, but too big for the forum! 800x600 and under 200(y)kb
 
Wow, those eyes and the focus are spot on. Such a shame about the bottom frame cutting into the bird. Have you got one where it has room below the owl? Otherwise a stunning image and one I'd be happy to put on my wall.
 
Lovely capture, I just wish it was a bit higher up in the frame, it's quite unbalanced at the moment
 
Janice said:
but too big for the forum! 800x600 and under 200(y)kb
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As I understand it the size limits are just for pics that are hosted on the TP gallery - for links to outside hosts like this one that is from Photobucket it does not apply does it ? (I could be wrong).
 
Masked Bandit said:
I had to crop the bottom of the image to remove a bald guys head.
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Maybe the head could be removed in Photoshop? Might be quite easy with that nice blurry background...

Failing that, I'd crop something off the top aswell. It's a cracking capture otherwise.
 
squizza said:
Pics displayed in a thread have to be maximum 800px on the longest side
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Hmm most of my post have been bigger than 800 wide :bang:

I have just had a look again at the rules and if hosted outside of TP the pixel size still applies but the 200kb limit does not - strange really because if you are still on dial-up (as the rules talk about) I would have thought that the file size would have been more important than the image dimensions :shrug:
 
Quite scary! Excellent capture Philip as it sound as though it was an awkward shot to take..
 
Fantastic picture - I'd be chuffed to have got one this sharp. The cropping works well for me - I imagine these birds swooping low over the ground so having it in the bottom of the frame makes the picture.
 
WOW sharp in all the right places pretty good for a first post I'd say!
 
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