Bald Eagle

[Wylie]

A real beauty!

[moni kozi]

Wow! Gorgeous shot of a gorgeous predator.

[Diana]

Beautifully captured and framed.

[moni kozi]

When I zoomed in, on my phone, I noticed tgat there's a sort if purple outline to the bird. What is causing that? Do you have any idea?

[Poppo Livy]

He looks cold

[Casablanca]

What a magnificent creature, they always look so jurassic to me. One day I shall see one in real life.....

[Joanne Diochon]

Another super capture.

[Chris Cook]

@monikozi That’s chromatic aberration, easily fixed in Lightroom if I had bothered to do it. Careless of me.

[moni kozi]

@cdcook48 oh.... i see. I have heard that term, in lightroom, indeed. But i had no idea what it was. And is it caused by the lens or by the camera?

[moni kozi]

I guess i can look it up myself! Nevermind my question 😄

[Jaap Meijer]

Too cool!

[Milanie]

What wonderful focusing - those feathers are so distinct

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh my that is a fantastic result!

[gloria jones]

Terrific capture

[Kathy]

Good capture of the bird and it's got you in its sites.

[Walks @ 7]

I'd do what ever he wants....

[Carrie Shepeard]

Excellent shot! He’s looking right at you

[Shutterbug]

Super closeup shot.

[amyK]

Wonderful focus

[Terri]

Great shot! Always amazing to see these wonderful birds.

[Helge E. Storheim]

Beautiful bird and great capture

[Chris Cook]

@monikozi It’s caused by the lens. Modern lenses, especially the more expensive ones, are designed to reduce chromatic aberration (also known as colour fringing). I was using an old Canon 70-210 lens from the nineties (attached to my Sony with an adapter) and it doesn’t handle CA at all well. It was lazy post processing on my part.

[moni kozi]

@cdcook48 No worries. I was just wondering. Thanks for taking the time to reply. I appreciate it.

[Peter Dulis]

Congrats on TT

[Junko Y]

FANTASTIC! That eagle is watching YOU.