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Wildlife Moderator
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Wildlife Moderator
Only one thing is puzzling me a bit , the FG is very smooth and the softness has crept into his right foot ???! Looks like some trickery took place .... i might be wrong
No trickery Andreas, there was a mound right in front of me, don't need to resort to stuff like that.
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Wow Steve, such a cool image of Meerkat! Look at those teeth! I wouldn't want to get any close to them
Colours look great, love the pose and expression. Super light and details.
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Wildlife Moderator
Thanks Sanjeev, nice to have you back.
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Dear Steve,
I have not been to the Kalahari in a while, miss the light and those red dunes and its amazing creatures. Been going to Kruger Park for the past two years or so because it is closer...more holiday time...but it is not the same. Your image reminds me of those days spent in the vehicle in the KTP in scorching temperatures, waiting for the animals to pitch up at water holes and sometimes following meerkats in their pursuit for insects and grubs.
Love the framing here and intensity of light, some fantastic colours too. Super pose from the subject. Not easy to capture meerkats in action as they are incredibly fast, lots of digging involved and some dust raising but once the meal is revealed it is gobbled in seconds, LOL. POV is great, superb detail on the subject's face and I love the 'menacing' little teeth and expression. Colours spot-on.
Many thanks for sharing, such a pleasure to view,
Warmest regards,
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Liking the composition and the colours all looks good to me. I would venture to say a little more DOF would not have gone amiss but having said that it does tend to make the viewer look at those sharp little teeth very carefully.
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Wildlife Moderator
Thanks Gabriela for the kind words.
Cheers Jon, glad you like it.
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