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In my quest to win wildlife photographer of year
I present...chicken hawk!
Regards
Matt. K
Re: In my quest to win wildlife photographer of year
Sorry Matt,
Much I would love to give it to you for that stunning shot of a chicken hawk, there is a clearly man made structure in the photo so I am sorry. I have to disqualify your entry. Clearly you have used a tame bird. Otherwise it would not go near such a structure. Greg
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Re: In my quest to win wildlife photographer of year
Well? I guess that judgement also disqualifies my nesting storks...sorry Matt.
Re: In my quest to win wildlife photographer of year
There are about six pixels at the top of the light post that you may wish to use and crop the rest. Though this could be four pixels. Then you'll get my vote. I'll give you a point for each pixel.
petermc Nikon & Olympus
Re: In my quest to win wildlife photographer of year
Taken by Biiiiird Maaaan. (Anyone remember the TV show?)
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