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That curl of the tail is almost as expressive as a face and is certainly worthy of an image! Independent of the body the tail seems a bit snake like and I wonder if that is useful to keep things from approaching from the backside? And is that bright white underside that is now so visible also a warning? I like the inclusion of the blades of green grass as they add a good contrasting color to the various browns and add interesting lines across the leopard spots.
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Hi Morkel - I think we've all experimented with tail shots as we sit there and wait for some action or for the animal to turn around. The curl of the tail and the nice light make this one particularly effective. Nicely seen and captured.
TFS,
Rachel
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Perfectly acceptable here Morkel, sometimes we have to adapt to what we're presented with, and well seen my friend.
Comp, colours & detail all first rate.
TFS
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Great color and detail. I would maybe have tried more tail and less behind. Also if there was less vegetation near the rump maybe I would like it more. Not my cup of tea but you are very creative and that is one of your strengths.
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