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Love this shot, great attitude and intimacy about it.
I would brighten the highlight in his eye just a bit.
Only thing that bothers me is the OOF grass/weed in front of his face, could be more of a tree that's further in the BG I can't tell.
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Nice detail and color. Just a little tighter on the left side (as viewed) and a little more space up top for me.
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Fantastic portrait with great sharpness. I like the tight composition, the light and the soft color.
Markus
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The 5D III focus system strikes again, super sharp shot. The oof grass does not bother me at all, that's where lions live. I agree with sharpening the highlight in the eye and is too bad you clipped a bit of the mane on top but still a keeper to me. Nice job.
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Yes a keeper but shame it's a bit tight. It's hard to compose in the field when you just get a moment like this, so usually better to have some space by removing extender before hand. Easy to say now of course.
Ed
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Hi Sanjeev - I really like these profile shots and do a lot of them myself. Agree with the above comments about the clipped mane and the highlights on the chin. A possibility to overcome the clipped mane is to crop in a fair amount assuming IQ will hold up.
TFS,
Rachel
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