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Processing looks good to me. No halo to me.
But the toning. It seems "strongest" in the darker clouds at the top and thus draws my eye to that area rather than the whole image.
Tom
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Hi Morkel,
This is for me a much better image than the previous post as the posture of the lion is towards the viewer and the phleghmen behaviour tells a story. A slight halo is evident over the rear top, but it maybe the affect of the lighter cloud in that area.
A magic image, TFS and well done.
Best wishes,
Mark.
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This looks really good Morkel. Maybe just a touch of brightness on the forehead (may not be visible in the big version) but toning, contrast, and detail all look great to me. Have a good trip!
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Hi Morkel - great pose and behavior captured. The tones work well but I too also still see a slight halo along the lion's back and rump. While I like this I also keep thinking I'd like to see it with the lion a little larger in the frame. Any chance you took any like that? Have a great trip. Looking forward to the images upon your return.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Morkel,
for me the other one in all terms, this looks more classical to me , seen many times.
Maybe this works better with the coloration (toning) of the other one.
TFS Andreas
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Morkel,
Composition looks great made all the better by the Flehmen response.
The toning I am ambivalent on. I neither like or dislike it. Think I rather see a B&W version.
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Great conversion and like the space you gave this one Morkel!
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