Dangerous creatures - for wild life and man. Great capture Chris, and I like the light cast on the head of the croc. This guy is not too big, but I aint gonna save the fishie.
Great image that really caught my eye. Was thinking about going rafting soon but this is giving me second thoughts (even though we don't have these here :)) Really like the sweeping wave, roiling water, and the angle of the croc in relation to it all.
The right half of the image is obviously spectacular. The left half has its problems, one of which Peter mentioned above. With the light from the high left, the shadow of the fish falls onto the croc's snout, or at least the side of it. This componds the problem resulting from the fact that the croc's snout is set against the dark blue water; both the snout and the fish are somewhat lost there, in part because of the shadow.... From where you were, you could not have done any better....
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