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Hi Gabriella
I think this is absolutely stunning! Very beautiful complementary colors and great quality. Love it!
/Gregor
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Hi Gabriela - I agree with Gregor, this works quite well. I really like the line formation of the wildes and the sense of weariness that comes from their heads hung down. Nicely captured and processed.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Gabriela - Agree with above totally. Love the line of animals and also the great light you managed to capture here. Super shot.
Thanks again to you and Andre for the tutoring and dinner of course
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Hi Gabriela - I am enjoying this series of herbivores of yours. I share you disappointment on missing out on the lions - we had the same scenario in the Kruger 1 month ago - in 5 days we didn't see a single one! It is true that one is spoiled with the big cats, and then tend to underestimate the beauty of the prey!
About the image - I think it looks great. The colors are beautiful and rich. The composition works really well and the single file across pano portrays the message very well.
TFS
Cheers
Hennie
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A real winner here Gabriela, like it a lot.
Well composed/framed, overall colours and of course the line Wildebeest, the second from the right is the killer one, love the stance! Finally, to clinch everything, very well processed too, VWD 
TFS
Steve
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One thought today while I was working on a few images was that the lack of predators on the last trip was in fact a blessing in disguise-back home I am enjoying processing those shots of various species and it is great to try out my hand at something different. Over the past few days I felt like a poet lacking his muse but soon my frustration was replaced by the desire to produce images that the viewer would truly enjoy. I am so glad you liked this, thank you all from the heart for your wonderful comments.
Wishing you a great week ahead,
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Hi Gabriela, love the colors and line formation. Excellent sharpness and the wildebeest stood out against the BG. Looks like you were far away as the wildebeests all look very sharp. If you don't mind, I'd love to see the original full frame to see how you arrived of the crop. To me the wildebeests are just a little bit low on the frame. Loi
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Hi Gabriela,
this works with all for me. Very nice comp and overall 
Have a great week
Ciao
Anette
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Bit more space to the left would have been good.
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I love your OP, Loi! I have another image with less wildebeest in it and a tad more sky-I will crop it as per your suggestion
So kind of you, thank you so much for taking the time to view and share your opinion, I truly appreciate it!
Warmest regards and many thanks once again,
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Gabreila, this just ooooozes Kalahari. Great pastel colours, depth of field and composition for me - soft light tops it off nicely...
One of your best recent posts.
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Thank you Morkel, and thank you all for your critique and advice-I truly appreciate your input
Kind regards,
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This is spectacular. Wouldn't change anything about colours etc. A sliver more on the LHS would be ideal but it doesn't really matter.
Ed
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