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I love that you captured him balancing on just that one leg and the water spray clearly shows that he is just coming out of the water! More light on his face would have been nice. I like the feeling that the blurred foreground grasses add, but would prefer not to have the ones that intersect with his body and face. Sounds like you had an exceptionally good experience at TATR.
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Hi Ritesh,
what a big Tiger. Love as well that he is just on one foot and spraying water. The grass on his face I would try to do gardening with content aware or clone or heal. Should work with one of them. Those are for me a bit distracting.
I agree with Nancy with the light in the face.
Now I see the tail sharper than the face, this is just me. It also could come from being a wet tail. Not sure about this!
I also see a bit blue-ish in the white fur on the face and ears.
A great image of this massive Tiger 
Have a great day
Ciao
Anette
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Hi Ritesh,
i love this beast but could not sight him when we were there......I love his expression, spraying of water and the momentum in the frame...Cheers!!!!!
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Nice timing to get this moment, Ritesh. How I would love to see this with my own eyes...
I agree that the hindquarters looks sharper than the forequarters - could you have a look in Canon DPP and tell us where the AF point was placed?
I too wish that there were less OOF grasses in front but that is often the only place we can get the shot, at least visibility on the cat is good.
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Hi Ritesh,
the hindquarters also could appear sharper because the tail is "more" wet! You might can balance this out with selective sharpening a bit more! I would try. It is a great image.
There are also blue cast in the face/ear in the white hair! Easy to reduce with a saturation layer.
Have great eve
Ciao
Anette
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