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    Image of a Herd of Elephants on the banks of Chobe river. The adults seem to be protective of the young one.
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    Well composed and exposed focused etc, unfortunately the elephants behind te foremost three make the image a little complicated with a tail and legs intruding into the main point of interest.
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    Hi Sanjeev, a nice protective scene, good to have the calf visible. I wondered about going a little cooler, but you were there.

    TFS
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    A nice family scene, the little one looks a bit sad. I might have taken something off the top to bring the concentration more onto the animals. TFS

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    Nice scene Sanjeev, yes they do love to form protective circles around the young.
    I do wish there was tad more of the legs visible...and would consider a pano crop from the top to get it all green behind them?
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    Hi Sanjeev -- Lovely sight ! I feel the FG should be chopped of and also the top of the frame .

    TFS !

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    Hi Sanjeev - nice look at the protective herd. Good suggestion to take some off the top. I would eliminate the sky completely.

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    Hi Sanjeev a nice behavior shot , it would have been better to have the elephants in the BG not there..... but no choice for you . So you did well for my taste .
    TFS Andreas

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