Zebra Pair

[Sanjeev Aurangabadkar]

A pair of Zebras at Chobe NP.
1/1600
f/7.1
ISO 800
5D III
286mm

[Dvir Barkay]

Cool shot, I like the duplicity.

[haseeb badar]

Hi Sanjeev -- Loved the pairing and position of the head . You have handled the light nicely and PP work looks good too . HL, blacks all appear to me fine . Lets see what others have to say .
TFS !

[Rachel Hollander]

Hi Sanjeev - Great pose to have both looking at you. I hope you also shot some verticals with the 2 heads. Placement in frame works well. I might try to open up the blacks slightly and bring out a little more detail particularly in the nose of the one on the right.

TFS,
Rachel

[Marc Mol]

Love the tail swoosh and symmetry here Sanjeev, agree on opening the blacks on the muzzle on the right.

TFS

[Gabriela Plesea]

Lovely image Sanjeev!

Well exposed, lovely colours, love the environment/space around the two zebra.

Did you shot matrix, I find it works with zebra so well.

Nice framing and composition, that movement from the tail adds a little "extra" here, well seen and captured!

Kind regards,

[Steve Kaluski]

Very nice Sanjeev, agree that the 'swish' of the tail adds. If you have it, I do think a bit more top & bottom to balance the width would help, I get the impression the subjects are a little sandwiched in.

TFS
Steve

[Sanjeev Aurangabadkar]

Thanks Steve. Yes I do have some more room above and below. Will add.

[Joseph Przybyla]

Lovely image, Sanjeev. Great timing to get them both looking at you. Thank you for sharing.

[Andre Pretorius]

Hi Sanjeev

Special moment captured here!
Agree to have a bit more detail in darks of muzzles and mane.
Just found my eye wonders to the branches and stumps in the BG, the pink tree on left of image draws my eye, blurring it a bit? (Very roughly done, some NR on BG) Maybe one can even reduce contrast..