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Hi Rachel -- A very nice frame and indeed those pink feet looks lovely. Yes more space at the bottom is fine but here i think a more centered framing by providing some more space to the right would have nicely balanced the frame IMO. Rest all works for me .
TFS !
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Hi Rachel lovely little groupies ........sorry group of hippos .
I like the formation of them and the overall color and tone combo in this frame , does look well processed with lovely details .I would have loved to see lower shooting angle , but understand it is not always possible .
The crop is not really working for me with too much dead space in the FG for my liking , i see you already cropped a lot for your circumstances . I do not know how the FF looks like , but you may crop a pano ?
Really love the pastel colors here .
TFS Andreas
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A very cute group here, Rachel! With nice light lifting them from the brown surrounds (the pink flesh also helps!)
Could you shave some more off the bottom? I know you prefer to crop as little as possible.
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Hi Rachel, the capture isn't really grabbing me, it a nice record shot, but for me it just just lacks that impact.
TFS
Steve
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Thanks all for the comments and suggestions, much appreciated as always. I'll take a look at the crop.
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Dearest Rachel,
I admit I am a bit jealous of your Timbavati sightings:)
Lovely frame and I particularly like the mood/tranquility you have captured here. I too suggest a pano crop as I would like to get closer to the subjects, love the pink feet but I like the orange tinge even more - the light was beautiful.
Is that a terrapin sticking out of the water? Believe it or not I recently saw one in the Kalahari, still wondering how it got there:)
Cannot wait to share my recent sightings with you, been missing BPN Wildlife...
Warmest regards,
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Thanks Gabriela and welcome back! This one was in South Luangwa N.P. in Zambia. I have seen very few hippos in the Timbavati and only in the permanent dams from what I recall.
Thanks again,
Rachel
P.S. I think it is just a rock though I did see terrapins on the back of hippo in the Timbavati.
Last edited by Rachel Hollander; 03-05-2017 at 04:15 PM.
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