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    Default B&W Leopard

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    This is a Nik Silver ex Pro 'fine art-High Key' conversion of this Timbavati Leopard.
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    Hi Sanjeev a very nice one !!
    I like the conversion and the detail you produced . Nice comp with a relaxed looking Leopard .. I am not great fan of the frame though , but your call .
    TFS Andreas

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    Hi Sanjeev - I think I like this conversion better than the color and I liked the color. Just wish the elbow wasn't clipped. I too am not a fan of the frame.

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    Hi Sanjeev,
    very nice pose of the leopard. The conversion is okay with me. Did you just hit okay when you selected the preset?

    Details are very nice done, overall I might would try to get details out of it's chin/white hair.

    Have a great day

    Ciao Anette

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    Good detail in the animal. My first impression was that the image seemed a bit washed out, but as I look at it longer, I'm not so sure I still think that. It would have been nice to make a more high key look, but the branches behind the animal would make that quite difficult to pull off. Still, an enjoyable image.
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    Hi Sanjeev, agree with Rachel on the elbow, little things to remember for later this year. If this is from the colour version then I think/feel I prefer the colour. Have you also tried flipping it?????

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    Aaah, here's the monochrome I was suggesting in your recent post
    I too wished to see the whole elbow, but yes through the viewfinder their faces have our full attention, eh?
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