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excellent HA x2, love the details on both fish and the osprey. you pulled a lot of detail. really need to come back to FL to shoot ospreys again.... my frames are from a decade ago, amazing when you look back the tech was just crap compared to what we have today... the good old 1D4 could never...

Artie called it the best, an impossible shot. love that rainbow and the perfect juxtaposition of the subject right on top of it. technical issues aside the image is very striking, if the IQ was there it would likely be a contest winner (although I'd still try) great frame TFS

love the pose and the colors, BG is nice. I agree a bit more detail in the whites would have been the icing on the cake.

welcome to BPN! you can just type the exif when positing for better critique. this image is quite dynamic and engaging! love the full downstroke position. I wish it was larger to show a bit more details. I can see a bit blue cast on my screen. in a perfect world the perch would have been a bit...

welcome and a nice find, I like thecae angle, some good critique above. image is a bit over sharpened or "crunchy" as some callout. the BG noise is visible, a few distractions in the BG. overall shooting at a lower angle where possible would improve this image quite a bit. TFS

sharp with good details and exposure, composition noted. I wish the near wing was not as flat, a bank would have been ideal

nice frame Dan, like the hint of rain, good separation between the leading bird and the followers. good colors and processing TFS

PS. on my safari browser you need to click on the image to see at full resolution and correct brightness. I like this new interface, when I click on the image it dims the rest of the browser a bit making it easier to view and enjoy!

Here is another frame of a northern harrier, this one a juvenile female in all her glory. the low sun shining against semi dry bushes giving the golden tones hope you like it shot with A1 and 600 f/4 GM, handheld ISO-2000 f/4 1/3200 sec processed with C1P.

BPN got me into bird photography, and helped me excel in the art beyond just a casual hobby. I started shooting birds in mid 2000's, but it was not until I discovered BPN that I made real measurable progress in bird photography. It was the critique here that taught me about basic concepts like...

Hi Ian, you are right the juvi's here have more orange like eyes which becomes ruby red as they mature thanks mate!

pretty good bait, looks natural!

this article I wrote a while back should answer your first question https://arihazeghiphotography.com/blog/how-to-set-exposure-in-bird-photography/

nice landing on prey, was the unfortunate vole already dead? agree with giving a bit more saturation. TFS

Adult white tailed kite against a green back drop hope you like it shot with A1 and 600GM + 1,4X TC ISO-640 f/5.6 1/3200 sec handheld processed with C1P

lovely low angle, nice exposure and details, calm soft water and open bill take it up a notch TFS

nice little colorful fellow, wish BG was less distracting, little head turn would be nice, a bit contrasty, no details in the blacks all covered in your self critique but a fun image TFS

excellent frame William, the incoming pipe and the intensity of the look I like everything. did you have to use some kind of call to get the kestrels flying ? cheers mate

Black skimmer from an afternoon stroll, hope you like it A1 300 f/2.8GM + 2X TC (600mm) ISO-1250 f/5.6 1/4000 sec. handheld. processed with C1P