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    This is one of two dominent Leopards in the lodge traversing area. He was having a rest under the shade at a dry river bed.

    MkIII 500F4+TC x1.4 1/100 ISO 500




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    Hi Danny

    He looks huge , crisp image , I am loving it

    Harshad

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    Excellent portrait of a beautiful cat. The eyes look great, and that makes the image for me. You might want to clone out the grass in the upper right corner if you are so inclined.

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    Danny,
    It is always good to see leopards. I like the eye contact. The tongue has become a little bit more red. I would reduce the colour temperature a bit as well as lower the saturation. Some blacks on the face and in the background have lost details. Is it full frame?

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    Great head shot, I like it as-is, no nits.

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    What aperture did you use??

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    Thanks for the comments.
    yes this is FF
    sorry that i forgot the aperture...F7.1

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    For a wild leopard, this is amazing. How does one get this fortunate?!

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    Jeffrey, like I said, he was resting at a dry river bed, and one of the advantages of a private game reserve is the ability to go off road and get really up close to wildlife.

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