Great gray owl flight

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It might be my taste ,but I like the way focus tapers off to the wings. Is this from the original or was it done after . Good Job!

Cool, nice bit of blurring. Looks too good to be true...

Have no words! It's so cool!!!!! 777!!!!

Gorgeous photo... congrats! :)

I wish I could produce a shot like this. Perfection!!!

Wordless. I am blown away by your photo album. I can only say I have great respect for your artistic work. Fabulous to every letter of the word.

Stunning and beautiful!

Great capture!!! Congrats!!!

Wonderful!

 

Congrats!

Miguel, te dejas ver poco por PN, pero cada vez que reapareces, triunfas. Y no me extraña.

¡Gran foto!

Was this picture's background manipulated? Owls fly mostly at night so was this a set-up with sensors to trigger the exposure or more fake than real? I will have to give you the benefit of the doubt. The end result is great - but the very small image suggest you are hiding imperfect manipulation. You can go 800 pixels on photo.net so why didn't you?

Wonderful effect! 7/7. I am curious to now how this was done. It looks it was set up. I guess it is possible to get such a blur with 1/500 shutter speed. ..The top of right wing is light greenish, where as left wing is brownish!?. Is it due to ambient light?

Vackert

Surely the clue to technique is on Miguel's (linked) website where this image is found in the "Art" folio, along with some heavily PS'd but still great images. Undeniably striking.

Truly an awesome photograph! I would like to learn more about the technique used

So sharp eyes..

the first thing I looked at what it eyes! it is very ''captivant''

Bravo!

Superb shot!!

This is a great piece. Very nice and creative work. You have a stunning portfolio. Keep up the great work.

 

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One of the best nature photos I've seen ! The sharp focus on the face, the wonderfully blurred, symmetrical wings, the eerie, OOF background ... perfect ! There are plenty of great photos in your "New Photos" gallery, too.

Hola Miguel,

 

I grew up in a household full of "Nature" images, particularly birds. So in the span of some years, I have looked at lots and lots of bird pictures, ok? Therefore I feel I can authoratively state that this one is really stunning. A real beauty. What I really, really like is that slight asymmetry that gives me a sensation of the slightly skewed but tightly controlled momentum which to me is the real life flight path of a raptor homing in on its prey. Well Done and Congrats!

Por qué será que tu nombre y sobre todo tus imágenes me suenan... ? Excepcional como siempre. Un regalo para la vista.

Saludos desde León.

 

Great image! It is a gift for the sight.

Regards.

This is my very first review because this is the first image that is truly inspiring to me. Your album makes me want to go shoot and play with PS. Thanks for posting! You have great vision!

-Ryan