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Hi Morkel,
hey back to color , just love it.
Lovely colors here with some soft light. you handled the light situation and processing like i think you are able to , just good !!
Maybe a bit more sharpening ,just my taste, to the front animal.
Sweet lined up herd from right to left in the BG gives the image some really good depth.
The cut off buffalo on RHS is not ideal, but think with this kind of herd shots , always difficult to find a starting point and an end point , right ?
I would reduce the blues in the horns a tad, if it was mine.
TFS Andreas
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Lovely colors here with some soft light. you handled the light situation and processing like i think you are able to , just good !!
Hi Morkel, works for me, all for the above reasons. Agree on the reduction in the blues, like it as presented. 
TFS
Steve
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Morkel - not too sure how I feel about this one. I like the sun in the ulc juxtaposed with the buffs in the lrc just feel that the buff in the lrc is too close. I agree on reducing the blues.
TFS,
Rachel
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I like this image as presented, Morkel. Agree on a slight cast. The way you have placed the buffalo in the bottom right makes for a strong comp.
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Thanks for your thoughts Rachel and Marina. Will adjust the blues, but probably won't repost here
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Like the OP as posted. Nice line of buffs leading back into the opening in the bush. I'm not really seeing any noise, the rear buffs/surroundings look nicely soft/diffused to my eye.