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Lovely image Rachel and great sighting. Image looks good to me just maybe a little high on the contrast and may be a just a tad more warmth.
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Rachel, I think Brendon summed things up well. I too would suggest just a fraction of the saturation, but more importantly the contrast/blacks on the FG leopard. If the FP etc was on the sitting leopard you can't apply the same ruling/settings to the one asleep, as it's not in the same plane. Is this from the 'moving' leopard image you used?
TFS
Steve
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Thanks Brendon and Steve for the comments and suggestions. Steve, yes this is from that series but several minutes and frames before that one.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Beautiful capture Rachel, love the concentration on Mom's face and the cub is so relaxed-great sighting!!!
Warmest regards,
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Nice to get both leopards together. This really shows the camouflage effect of the tan & black spotted coat.
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Hi Rachel, very nice capture indeed. I agree with a bit warmer tone with Brendon. I got somehow the feeling the black spots are a tad to much black, but this is just me.
Overall again excellent done 
have a great day
Ciao
Anette
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Thanks Gabriela, Nancy and Anette, very much appreciated.
Rachel
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Nice moment here Rachel - always good to get them together out in the open like this.
I agree with the comments about contrast in the blacks. Colour looks okay to me, but not viewing on the best monitor at work.
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Thanks Morkel