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    ***Sacpe

    Taken at Wild *** Sanctuary ( Little Rann of Kutch ) Gujarat, INDIA
    Nikon D300, Nikkor 80-400D ED VR f4.5/5.6
    f/5.6 | 1/5000seg | ISO 400 @ 80mm

    critiques and comments are welcome
    Last edited by Mital Patel; 06-24-2009 at 04:22 AM. Reason: image attachement

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    Mital,

    I like your name of the image. :)

    To me the Asses are too small inthe frame and the BG objects sticking up are a distraction including the merging of the two right animals and BG structures.

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    thanks robert.
    i've thought of that and at a point i decided to clone out those two asses as i just liked the tree visible in the frame as a good element of habitat it shows for this wild asses. the mirage as well.

    i know this is not a good image but i thought to share with you as i like the way asses formed out in frame.

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    Mital,

    I agree that I like the tree as a mirage and w/o the two blocking the tree and a tighter framing of the ones on left with the mirage tree, the image would be stronger. I can see what attracted you to the scene and I would not say it is a bad image. I do like you chose a low perspective. Going to 400mm on the zoom may have been the ticket to strengthen the composition.

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    Interesting image. For me the asses are too small in the frame. They look like toys. I think a tighter composition of just the three on the right (as viewed) would've been nice as well. Certainly captures a tough environment.

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