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Another bird in flight photograph
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Was admiring the Pale Chanting Goshawk photo and remembered I had this photo from behind our place earlier this year in April.

Juvenile Northern Goshawk in Central Washington
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Looking thru some old files to test Topaz denoise AI and saw some mallards, Here is a few of them with the D500 and Tamron 150-600 no magazine covers but still fun looking back and get excited for what's to come.

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Hut said:
Osprey seem like they should be easy to get a decent photo but i have really struggled to capture a really good image. I'll get there someday. Here is one with a fish he grabbed out of the Frenchman Hills river. I will say he had quite a meal ready and tried hard but a Swainson's hawk left with the bass.
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They indeed can be hard to get a decent capture. I think it is due to the contrasting colors, the camera's meter tends to get confused. If you focus on the dark areas, the whites will be blown out. Focus on the whites, the dark areas are too dark. Plus, the large wing span casts a lot of shadows unless the lighting is just right. Experiment with different metering methods and see which one works best for you.
 
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