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Published: 2009-11-09 01:25:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 13651; Favourites: 747; Downloads: 352
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European Eagle Owl once again from Stonham Barns, She's got beautiful eyes
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Thank you so much for taking the time to write a crit on my work! I really appreciate it, and I'm glad you like the shot
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You're welcome! The photo was worth my time. Yes, the curve is perfect. I think the ear tuffs would be too much in the photo. It is spectacular!
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This is random but I was at a bird of prey show this weekend and I HELD AN EAGLE OWL. It made me think of this picture
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wow! I bet that was amazing but heavy
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THATS WHAT I THOUGHT! But it was pretty light for being an enormous bird. Probably didn't weigh more than 10 lbs! IF THAT.
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thats really cool, I'd love to handle one, they are amazing birds
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thank you so much!
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Very nice - you must be proud of this one...
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I am! Its one of my earliest shots but I still really like how it turned out
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thank you very much! I don't know what she was looking at, she was a young birds at the time and was curious about EVERYTHING around her!
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No problem. 
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thank you very much
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Hi There! I just wanted to show you the painting! It's about half way done!
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thanks so much, its looking amazing! can't wait to see the finished version ^-^
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Would you mind if I used this as a reference for a painting? Regardless, this is hands down the most emotive owl picture I've ever seen. Bravo.
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Hi there
Of course you may use my photos for references,) I love it when people do this (I have a fav gallery just for people's artwork based off my photos, called 'inspired art'!).
I do have some rules for this though,
1. link back to the orignial photo if posted on DA or link to my website www.kjrwildlifephotography.com in the comment or where ever the artwork is posted online or in real life. If this will be a real life artwork that will be put on display, please ensure that credit is given to me as 'Kelly Robinson' with the link to my website with your information as the artist, so that people that see the work can get in touch with me if they want to.
2. credit me as the photographer in the comment of the artwork on DA or in real life if it is appropriate.
3. let me know when its finished so I can come and see the finished result here on DA! I have a special favs folder for all artwork based on my photos and I feature such pieces too in my journal.
Have fun and look forward to seeing what you come up with!
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Thank you so much! This will be an acrylic painting on canvas. I will be sure to show you when it's done. I will of course give all credit to you for the photo and will list your photography link.
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Hello! 
Your beautiful picture is featured here: [link]
Have a nice day!
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thank you so much!
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You are very welcome.
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featured in my latest journal, thank you, your art is amazing
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thanks very much! I'm glad you enjoyed my work
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yeah owl eyes are amazing
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this image is featured here [link]
if that's not okay - let me know and i'll remove your image from my latest journal feature immediately
warm regards =Cmac13
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Great photo and your gallery is also great.
Gotta love animals.
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thanks very much, glad you've enjoyed my shots!
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This is one of the most stunning owl photographs I have seen in a while. Usually, the owls are just perched, or the picture is a face crop of them head on. This picture brings in the unique element of an off-balance lateral view.
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glad you like it so much! I was trying for something different, and was a bit hesitant about cropping the 'ears' off but I think it turned out good in the end!
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I think you made the right choice when you cropped the 'ears' off.
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