Sorry for not posting as i had been again travelling and this time it was Botswana. Now i have a lot of images to process from my two recent trips . A lot of catching up to do as well, i missed a lot of great images posted here on the wildlife forum .
Would love to post for this months theme and following in Gabriela's and Steve's path, i too am posting an image for this month's theme from my archives. Taken this image six year ago with my old equipment but processed with the new honed skills in PP learned from this forum .
DPP 4.5, CS6, WB, selective colour, curves, colour balance, cropped from the bottom, cloned out the fence (for grass cultivation) from the BKG.
1/1250 sec; f/5.6; ISO 400
Canon 7D, Canon 300mm f4 IS II.
All your C&C's are most welcome and much appreciated.
Hi Haseeb - Welcome back! What a fun image for the theme and well worth going back to the archives. I'm sure if you were shooting this today you would go for a bit more dof to have some of the deer sharper too. I like the placement of the tiger in the frame, the walking pose and that you have clean edges (no partial animals.). The bird is a bonus too. Looking forward to seeing some from you recent trip.
So glad you went back to those archives, often there's a gem here and there, a frame worth revisiting. And I really like this, so much to look at. Framing is great and so is the BG with those lovely trees, the tiger really stands out among all other characters.
Love the behaviour aspect with the bokkies/antelope going forward to investigate. Colours look good and the Celebrity is sharp, just wish he was a bit lower in the frame but nothing you could do about it:)
Cannot wait to see your images from Botswana, hope you have some time this week-end to process one or two, so looking forward to your next post!
Pretty amazing shot, Haseeb. Easy to see who is in charge here. I like the disinterest from the tiger versus the opposite from the deer (?). The only technical observations I'd make about this is that it doesn't look really crisp although I'm not sure whether adding a little more output sharpening would be going too far. Also, the colour looks a little odd - slightly warm even though clearly a middle-of-the-day shot. Maybe that's how it was.
Hi Haseeb welcome back, a fine image for the theme and the landscape with the animals depicts our forests well. Nice colours and the framing works well.