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Hi Marc well mother nature does not care if there is a special single animal .... it will be eaten sooner or later
... his place in the life circle , being born to feed the carnivores.
You caught him well in the classy antelope pose , nicely placed in the frame and you have a wonderful creamy bokeh .
The light and colors do look good , but i would try to lower the saturation a fraction , but through a saturation mask .
Nice one Marc
TFS Andreas
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impressive animal Marc ... does it have the "toilet seat" of the Waterbuck?
400 f2.8E FL looks a good performer
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Now that is an interesting cross! Not surprising though since they are of the same genus.
Nice pleasing colours and solid comp.
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Hi Marc -- That is something new to me ! Lovely scene with nice colours and a pleasing comp, nice clean BKG as well .
TFS !
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Hi Marc - I took care of the change to the title for you. Really interesting subject and you caught him in a majestic pose. I really like the various layers of color in the bg too.
TFS,
Rachel
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Appreciate the comments everyone, many thanks.

Originally Posted by
Bill Nuttall
impressive animal Marc ... does it have the "toilet seat" of the Waterbuck?
400 f2.8E FL looks a good performer
No trademark toilet seat on this guy Bill. 
Really enjoying the new 400 Bill, on my new D500 there's nothing like a 600 f/2.8. 

Originally Posted by
Rachel Hollander
Hi Marc - I took care of the change to the title for you.
Thanks Rachel
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Hello Marc,
Wonderful capture of this Watchwe (or is it a Letchbuck?)
Beautiful light, those lovely greens and yellows of the BG bring harmony and contribute to the mood of the scene.
Well processed Marc, I really like this. Enjoyed viewing, very much.
Kind regards,
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