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    Default Cheetah Cub Looking Back

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    On the last morning at Mashatu, we finally caught the cheetah family on the move in the early morning hours when the light was good.

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    Cloned a couple of dark foliage spots in the BG

    Cropped mostly tom top, a little bit from the other 3 sides.

    Thank you for commenting on my previous images

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    Hi Loi -- Lovely settings ! nice details and the pink little flowers are adding to the image ! The face of the Cheetah appears a bit bright , BKG is somewhat not clean enough but it is not a deal breaker ! curious to know what is that white thing in the FG ? appears to be a piece of plastic or paper !

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    Hi Loi - I like the pensive pose and the comp here. Exp and dof work well here. I agree with Haseeb about the white thing but not about the bg or the brightness. I know you like your images on the warmer side but for me there's a reddish cast that I would reduce.

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    A bit tight on the bottom for me, but lovely light, details and subject of course.
    Nicely done Loi! TFS mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rachel Hollander View Post
    Hi Loi - I like the pensive pose and the comp here. Exp and dof work well here. I agree with Haseeb about the white thing but not about the bg or the brightness. I know you like your images on the warmer side but for me there's a reddish cast that I would reduce.

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    Hi Rachel, there was a little red cast due to the early morning sun. I just used Auto WB in DPP4. Which browser are you using? On Chrome browser, it looks very Red. On Safari, just a hint of Red.

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    Loi -I brought it into PS so browser doesn't matter. It's just a hint of red but if it were mine I would still reduce it. Btw I'm not sure what using auto in DPP4 does but in the past using auto with Canon tended to add red and yellow.

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    Last edited by Rachel Hollander; 06-12-2015 at 06:38 AM. Reason: added btw

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    Hi Loi!

    Mashatu was wonderful, given your sightings! I like the pose from the cheetah and the vegetation, especially the little red flowers:)

    Framing is great, the comp works for me. I could be wrong, but it feels as if you added a filter in PS - I would reduce the warmth on the cheetah if this were mine, the subject would stand out more against the rich BG.

    Thank you so much for sharing, I enjoyed viewing, looking forward to more from this trip:)

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    Gabriela Plesea

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