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The face has the look of youth but the body already shows how powerful he is. Super detail in that face. I like the position of the paw, almost like a traffic cop stoping a vehicle to check identification. The BG also shows how well their stripes allow them to blend in with their surroundings.
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very nice,sharp with good detail,looks like it is telling you ,that you can not pass beyond here.TFS.
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Lovely detail and sharpness, nice textures and I love the pose and eyes.
If I was to crit this lovely image I would maybe tone down the BG brightness.
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Beauty of an animal. Very nice comp, great look at that front paw and eye contact. Well done.
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Awesome and unique pose with the underside of the paw visible! Rachel addressed the brightness issue of the bkgd and now it is not so distracting.
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Really love the angle, colours and pose here Haseeb!
Rachel's repost added some punch. Would love to see them in the wild someday.
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Thank u everyone for your comments and suggestions , it is always very encouraging and helpful.
@Morkel : Please plan a trip to India and do contact me if you need any help for Tiger locations, it will be my pleasure and also the wildlife of India will be fortunate to get captured in your camera.
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Hi Haseeb, personally I think this is your best posting to date, excellent work and for me, you've embraced the feedback that has been given and applied it, creating a lovely image, nice work. 
The low POV, side profile and outstretched paw and of coarse, the fantastic gaze to camera is really cool, sadly the paw does not covey the true size and if you showed the pug makes of this animal, few may not believe you, LOL. I think Rachel's RP address the main issues and I wonder if you have your monitor calibrated correctly, and or, if the screen is facing direct light because the images are tending to be on the 'brighter' side?
He is the boldest of the lot and has a penchant for mock charges .
Sound like he is taking a leaf out of B2's book.
TFS
Steve
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Thank you Steve ! I think The brightness issue is with me , will have to post some more images to verify whether its me or the monitor . B2 was definitely a bold male tiger but his Father " Charger was known for mock charges , u never know with these Madhya Pradesh Tigers ( they travel a lot for territories and prey , might have got the genes of Bandhavgarh Tigers ).
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OK, lets see what happens with future postings, do you calibrate your monitor and how often, should be done on a very regular basis.
B2 was the first Tiger I ever saw, certainly a special Tiger for me.
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@ Steve : I have recently bought an iMAC 21.5" and have not yet calibrated it . Can anyone please suggest me how to calibrate the iMAC ?
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Hi Haseeb, can't really comment as it's not something I use, albeit that I'm Mac based and have been for almost 25yrs, I think Andreas probably the guy you need to contact. I'm pretty sure Dumay is also iMac based, but don't think he has calibrated his kit. If I still have it, I will forward some 'stuff' to you. In case I miss it out, in PS under Edit > Colour settings, make sure Dot gain is 2.2, UNLESS you are using ProPhoto where it needs to be 1.8.
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Love the hitch hiking pose and very nice eye contact here Haseeb, with Andreas RP taking this up a notch.
TFS
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Have a look here does seem to explain everything .How to calibrate iMac or Mac Display ?
Cannot help Steve as i am on gorgeous EIZO/Quato screens and they are as you know hardware calibrated
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What an amazing sighting Hasseb!!! Congratulations!
Love the POV, superb pose, wonderful colours and sharpness on the subject- very well done:)
I agree the BG is a tad bright but you got some great advice and those lovely RP's solve the problem to a great extent - I just think this is one awesome capture, Hasseb, keep them coming please, if you have more!
Kind regards,
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All techs discussed above.. Love the pose along with the sharpness and detail in the subject.. Well done!