Do they have secure future

[Harshad Barve]

Dear All

D300 , 600mm, ISO 800 , F5.6 ,1/320

On World Tiger Day all comments are welcome
Harshad

[Steve Kaluski]

Hi Harshad, I like the composition allowing space for the reflection, would work well as a RH page.

Personally would like to have the Tiger looking into camera rather than away. Can't really comment on colour as I am away, but first impression it looks a tad light and the whites to me look blown. If I am right about the appearance, I might just drop the exposure, as it adds a bit more punch overall. Also, not sure what the 'blueish' tinge on the rear left leg as it hits the water?

TFS
Steve :wave:

[Brendon Cremer]

Stunning image Harshad, great detail, angle and reflection. Colours and exposure look good on my screen:S3:

[Grace Scalzo]

Harshad, I love this image. The gaze works well for me, and exposure looks good as also. The image is powerful, such a beautiful creature with an uncertain future. You are doing alot to promote their survival through your work.

[gail bisson]

I love it! The comp is very unusual but it works for me!I love the water and tiger together. a keeper for sure,
Gail

[Morkel Erasmus]

Love the pose and setting Harshad. Agree with Steve it looks a bit bright, might be the light that was falling on it? Still, toning down slightly should add even more pop! :bg3:

[Cheryl Arena Molennor]

Love the pose and detail as well as the water and the grasses. Feels a bit tight on top for me

[Andy Biggs]

Very nice image, Harshad. I love the pose and light.

[Tom Graham]

Pose/gaze, look, light, color, background, ripple pool near body, and stretched out foreground ripples coming towards me.
Love it all.
Certainly pleads for their "secure future".
In my top 3 tiger shots by you.
Tom

[Steve Canuel]

Really like the rippled reflection on this one. Looks to need just a touch CW rotation to my eye?