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    Default Waterbuck

    This beast appeared at the same iSimangaliso roadside as the zebra I posted last time. There was a backing hillside in this instance, so I couldn't replicate the strong rim light effect. That said, I'm really happy with the symmetrical view of the impressive horns.

    Canon 600mm f/4 IS II on EOS R5
    1/400 at f/5.6, ISO 3200
    Processed in LR CC. Cloned out a bright bit of grass hanging out of the animal's mouth. Also cleaned up a few minor irregularities in the grass in front and behind.

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    Waterbuck I like the light, looks very good to me, details are very good. Always difficult to know where to chop of the body, this choice seems fine. The more I look the more I like it, the horns are the first thing I look at and then I get drawn in to those beautiful eyes..... and rim lit ears!

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    Such a sweet frame Dorian. Wish it were mine!

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    Very nice image, Dorian. Well composed and I like the light and warmth. Beautiful pose. Isimangaliso is so close to Hluhluwe, wish I knew you were here so I could pop in and say hi

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    Another wonderful result from an average opportunity. Exposure seems perfect and i agree that you have cropped the Waterbuck 'in a place' that works really well. Always love their heart shaped noses

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