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Hi Haseeb - It's a fun image showing them playing in the bush and caught mid pounce. I like the way both tails extend in the air. The bg gives the impression of it needing ccw rotation. I like the bit of movement too.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Haseeb agree with Rachel that this is a fun action shot of the cheetah youngsters ,
i like the overall colors and comp , the environment adds to the scene ... playing hide and seek .Great dynamic and even at 1/2000 sec not all is sharp .... i can imagine how fast they have moved .
The whitest do look a bit hot on the left cheetah and just asking curious where the FP locked on .... ?
After a second view i might also check the rotation suggested by Rachel ....
TFS Andreas
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Hi Haseeb, certainly different and a nice departure to what we see normally.
If the head of the RH Cheetah was sharp then it would really have taken this up a notch. If as asked earlier, open it up in DPP and check where the FP(s) were would be a great help. If indeed it's on the head then the camera is front focusing IMHO.
Being overcast has helped here and good to see you upping the ISO, a wise move.
TFS
Steve
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Love the action for sure! Agree on the head of the one cheetah but overall a fun image!
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Cool moment, I've been caught with too much lens previously when cheetah cubs become boisterous and run after each other.
I agree with Steve's comment - check the FP on that RHS cheetah? I don't mind the hint of movement (at 1/2000 shows you how nippy they are).
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Thank you everyone !
The FP's are in front of the left cubs face , below the belly of the right cub . The action was too fast for my liking