Bird Photography Tutorial: Ultimate challenge in birds-in-flight of owls

The owls in these photos are all wild, not called or not baited.
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[@andrewlovegrove6442]

Gorgeous shots Tin Man, well done!

[@iklink]

How do you find these birds? How much work did that take?

[@ValentinRitter]

wow

[@LtDeadeye]

I've taken notice of a seemingly lack of post prossessed vignette use in your work. Is that unprofessional?

[@TinManLee]

Thanks for your comment, could you elaborate more, like which photo, and do you feel too much or too little vignette? Thanks.

[@LtDeadeye]

@@TinManLee I can't detect any post process generated vignette in you work, that I've noticed (although I've not seen very much). Would you advise against using such a method in effort to draw attention to the subject? If so, would natural a vignette as a consequence of the lens be acceptable?