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Hi Sanjeev -She certainly looks relaxed. Do you know which leopard it is? The exposure looks like it was tough. If it were mine I would open up the midtones a little. It just gives the whole image a lift. It looks like there may be a little CA/fringing in the thinner branches. Like us, you certainly had some good leopard sightings.
TFS,
Rachel
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I think you did well exposing the Leopard, the BG may be a little bright but I knowhow tough these are to expose evenly...I have been in this situation at least 50 times if not more. The IQ on the Leopard is fantastic. i would try a tighter crop for my taste to eliminate as many of the wall and large branches as I can. But I am not sure if thats what you are going for.
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Very nice image from a difficult location. I love the tail wrapped around the tree trunk. I wonder how you managed to get detail in the fur given the strong backlight. Strong Shadow setting?
Douglas Bolt
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Hi Sanjeev, certainly a nice image of this cat. Love her legs dangling down the tree. You go already some suggestions above what you can do better.
have a great day
Ciao Anette
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Hi Sanjeev , very cool and lazy leopard. Well handled backlighting and you have nice detail and overall tones in the frame.I am fine with the crop as presented even if a bit busy , not much you could do about.
The Cyan/Blue fringing is actually not fringing , because it covers the whole twigs not only the edges . From my understanding , under these conditions the blue of the sky is bleeding into the darker twigs . Even visible in your other posting with deeper blue sky .
TFS Andreas
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