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Kestrel - (Falco tinnunculus)



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Kestrel - (Falco tinnunculus). I photographed this kestrel with Nikon D500, Sigma supertele 300-800mm, f/5,6, 1/1250 sec, ISO 280. Thanks for your comments.
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Delightful bird and picture, Giangiorgio! Harmonious frame, composition, colors. Wonderful light, plumage pattern, details, ... Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana
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Another superb photo, Giangiorgio! The colors, clarity and soft background are perfect.

Thanks for posting.

Take care,

Gary

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A magnificent portrait of this equally as magnificent bird, Maestro! The slight tilt of the bird's head reveals the possibility that it saw you lining up the shot; perhaps (fictionally, of course) the bird decided to pose. I find it fascinating that, whenever the bird came in to rest on the wire, it "decided" not to rest on the railing (presumably more stable). Giangiorgio, your camera settings were spot on, resulting in - among other things - a perfect background. - - My best always, michael - - Ciao!!
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what a beauty caught here,is so nice seen in contrast with blur bg,the view of this perfect hunter with so nice feathers make me to only compliments you for this photo,as always your birds photos are so good. Best regards and lot of health.
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Hi Giangiorgio,

 

Bravo! A superb shot of this kestrel: composition, exposure, focus, colors, all are spot-on. Another masterpiece of avian photography! Kind regards, Vincent

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Great shot in wonderful tones of brown and yellow, great bokeh and superb technical quality as well as composition, Giangiorgio! Complimenti! PDE
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This photo puts an end to any doubts about the sharpness of the sigma 300-800. About 15 years ago I bought a used sigma 400 from a local pro. Images were sharp. However, after about 3 years of light use the lens started falling apart. Since then I’ve been skeptical of buying Sigma. I replaced the Sigma with a Nikon 80-400 and have been happy with that, but there are times when an 800mm would be the difference between trash and treasure. How is your sigma holding up?
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