Cat on a wild wall

[Harshad Barve]

Dear All

Taken at Bandhavgarh National Park , Madhya Pradesh , India disturbed by flies.
Taken with NikonD300/Nikon600MM VRII/Manfrotto Tripod at ISO 200

C & C most welcome & appreciated

Thanks
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[Stu Bowie]

Harshad, I like the paw off the ground showing movement, and lovely earthy colours in this. A better head angle towards you would have been good.

[Harshad Barve]

Dear Stuart
I have that shot when Tigress looked at me ( Thanks to huge mechanical noise of Nikon)
Will post soon
Harshad

[Brian Barcelos]

Harshad, it is impossible for tigers to be boring. I don't mind the head angle. It makes it look like he's moving with a purpose. Excellent picture. Brian

[David Fletcher]

This is really nice, but would love to have seen a wider view with more of the environment.

[Dave Mills]

Hi Harshad, Like the exposure and comp balance. Personally I would have liked a completely natural environment.

[Fabs Forns]

You guys are making want to take a trip there :)
You cats are so beautiful and this one is no exception!
Will be looking forward to the one when she;s looking at you!

[Steve Canuel]

I like the leg position and the overall colors. I also like looking at the stripe patterns. Looking forward to the one looking at you.

[Robert Amoruso]

Harshad,

Exceptionally good looking stripes on this tiger. Not having the head turn gives us a good look at the stripping pattern throughout the whole body. You did good getting the vantage point (same height as the tiger) and clean BG. Nice work.
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[Todd Frost]

Love the colors and detail captured. A little turn of the head would be nice but as you have said, you have that too.

Todd

[Jeni Williams]

Superb colours and detail. Am also waiting to see the next one Harshad!