Quest for Cubs

[Harshad Barve]

Dear all

Quest for cubs going on & this is for my friend from UK :D:D:D
She is 7 month old , daughter of B2 and as bold as her father. She slept on road after posing few images without bothering 15-20 jeeps

7D, 300/f4 , ISO 400 , 1/50 , HH , FF
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad

[Kiran Khanzode]

Now, *this* is a quality image. Thanks for posting, am sure it takes a lot of effort to produce images of tiger cubs. You are rocking with Indian wildlife while I rock with Tanzanian wildlife ....nice ! :-).

[Harshad Barve]

am sure it takes a lot of effort to produce images of tiger cubs.

39 rounds in 2010 means 9360 mins in park and cubs offered me in total 30-35 mins :)

[Kiran Khanzode]

39 rounds in 2010 means 9360 mins in park and cubs offered me in total 30-35 mins :)

Kudos to you, my friend, your dedication deserves a standing ovation. (no clap emoticon here...but you get my point). Let's keep rocking those tigers...see you soon.

[Steve Kaluski]

I still have NOT changed my mind Harshad :p

A tad more perhaps on the rhs? Love the pose, expression & light, position on the sandy road, spot on!

I still think your processing is far better with the Nikon than with the Canon, and for me, it just takes the edge off Harshad.:( I have to say it might be the camera, or a bit of camera/processing, however, I hope we can improve this for the next posting IMHO. Must dash, talk later.

TFS
Steve

PS Nice to have you back. ;)

[Harshad Barve]

II still think your processing is far better with the Nikon than with the Canon,

Hope to improve Canon PP skills soon ,

[Myer Bornstein]

Harshad
I love your tiger photos they are inspiring :)

[Todd Frost]

Beautiful image Harshad!. Love the pose and eye contact. Agree with Steve on a little more on the rhs. Good luck with pp on the canon side, I have no doubt all will be worked out soon. TFS
Todd

[Santosh Tigga Saligram]

Awesome, Bhai, congrats on this one, and thanks for posting!

[Stephen Stephen]

Harshad I love the look of the eyes. It's obvious that the cub is focussed on something special. I too might want a touch more space added to the right side.

Did you by any chance take any landscape format images while this cub was in in this position?

[Lance Warley]

Beautiful, especially the eye contact, catch lights, and sharpness.

I wonder how it would look with some cropped off the top and bottom, along with the suggestions above to add to the right side.

[Fabs Forns]

The face is priceless, I also wonder if taking this in a horizontal format may work better?
It's hard to tell without knowing if introducing distractions would have been the case.
You da man!!!

[Dan Avelon]

This is very beautiful and sharp. wish I had the opportunity to take a shot like this.

[Alfred Forns]

Was thinking horizontal also but not sure what was on the other side .. if not a little more room as Steve suggested !!!

Would select her left eye and lighten a bit, easy fix and will make them more prominent, usually is the first thing we look at !!! Impressive image !!!

[Stu Bowie]

Harshadbhai, king of tigers, and Im jealous of all these wonderful sightings you experience. Lovely natural colours, sharp, and I like the perspective here.