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Bird of Prey/Sydney Zoo

Morlar · 2007-07-04 13:15:29

Here are a couple of shots for c & c - Bird of Prey BOP Detail They are part of a Sydney zoo set http://www.flickr.com/photos/gerardkenny/sets/72157600640520609/

04-07-2007 1:15pm

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Here are a couple of shots for c & c -

Bird of Prey

BOP Detail

They are part of a Sydney zoo set
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gerardkenny/sets/72157600640520609/

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#2 04-07-2007 1:19pm

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Stunning detail and close up.

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#3 04-07-2007 1:39pm

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great detail,pity his beak is a bit tatty. Still though beautiful portrait

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#4 04-07-2007 1:59pm

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Love the first one.
Think you're a bit too close in the second one though.

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#5 04-07-2007 2:11pm

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1st one is brilliant, any chance of cloning out the feathers on the right??

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#6 04-07-2007 2:45pm

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Very cool, lots of detail.

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#7 04-07-2007 3:34pm

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rabbitinlights wrote:

1st one is brilliant, any chance of cloning out the feathers on the right??

Thanks for checking - hadn't noticed those feathers on the right so I might get rid of them in a colour one.

The 2nd is a crop from the first one and is a bit extreme - I was basically seeing whether it would work or not. ps The gunk on its beak is a dead mouse it had just eaten - in the colour its all red and bloody which makes it more obvious. Thanks for checking.

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#8 04-07-2007 3:39pm

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Nice shot, brilliant detail.

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