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I do like this environmental setting, and the eyes just above the grasses are lovely. Obviously, the grass stalks are a major part of the scene, but I would be tempted to remove the stalks going from the nose to the eye, and there is also 2 stalks forming a triangle just above the back which I find distracting.
However, I do like the stare you have here, you can really feel the action just waiting to explode
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Anette, this is a wonderful image, with the eyes of the lioness just visible above the grasses & that tail up adds so much here. I am sure it must have been a thrill with her coming up so close. I would just crop off a bit on top and add a bit to the bottom if you have it for her to walk into. Well done & TFS.
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Hi Anette - I too really like this a lot. Love the soft colors, the layers of color, the stare and the position in frame. It just all works.
TFS,
Rachel
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Thank you very much everybody for your time and comments.
Sanjeev, I think there is no need to add bottom on this image, the legs have enough ground here. I left it that way cropped to see if someone else comes up with a better crop suggestion. Which only would be pano or square for this one.
Andreas, when this one comes to you in this walking mode and locked her look through your lens on your eyes, you would have closed the window too, no lock for me. I do know when they jump agains a window that it breaks anyway, but at least I get 2 seconds time to move to the passenger seat, since you would sit in the back
And when all not helps, I could hide fast in the trunk with my fridge 
Thanks you very much Rachel for your time and comment.
Have all a great day, we are sort of snowed in again
Well, Arc loaves it and my Arctic Muckboots are used every day 
Ciao Anette
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A really captivating shot well done, I don't think I would have been any slower in raising that window and scooting off either, those eyes look pretty intent to me!!
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Thanks a lot Jonathan for stopping by 
Have a great day
Ciao Anette
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Hi Anette, different and it works, like the treatment, but I think it depends on the original.
TFS
Steve
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Hi Anette maybe loosing some of the top , could be an option ?
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Hi andreas,
yep it is tempting to do so. Will see if I do a pano. Thanks so much for your suggestion, highly appreciate it 
I removed the nasty stuff what Sanjeev and Mike suggested, but not in the face. I like that, since she walks through the grass.
Enjoy your eve
Last edited by Anette Mossbacher; 02-02-2015 at 12:23 PM.
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wonderful image. Lots of suspense and mystery showing. I like the three layers of tones and colors. A "hang-on-the-wall" image. Love it.
Douglas Bolt
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