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    Dear All
    Made this image with D300, 600mm, at 1/500 of secs , F4 , ISO 800, at Bandhavgarh National Park
    All c & C welcome and appreciated
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    Ouchhhh!!! Of all places the tree had to be shooting out of her head :(

    The rest of the image is beautiful, soft light, attentive look, even soft and likable foreground.
    Was there a possibility for you to move to either side?

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    Thanks a ton for stopping Fabs, But no chance to move around as there were as many as 15-18 Jeeps shooting her
    Will try to clone that but I am poor at it

    Harshad

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harshad Barve View Post
    Thanks a ton for stopping Fabs, But no chance to move around as there were as many as 15-18 Jeeps shooting her
    Will try to clone that but I am poor at it

    Harshad
    Do you have Lightroom 2?. It should be not too difficult with the cloning and healing brush. Of course Photoshop can do that, too.

    That said I like the image a lot. Your tiger images are always great. Keep them coming.

    Markus

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    Basically I dont like cloning in Wildlife images and thats why I dont do it. It is highly impossible to get Tiger with clean and creamy BG

    Your tiger images are always great. Keep them coming.

    Thanks for appreciation

    Harshad

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    Wow, the first thing that catches my attention is the intense concentration in the eyes. The BG is sufficiently out of focus for me not to be upset by the tree as my attention is immediately drawn to the eyes and hunting position of the head. Another wonderful tiger shot!

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    This is just fabulous Harshad! Agree worth working on, so did some to show what Fabs means. (Altered crop and added canvas to right to maintain balance). Great shot!!!!!!!

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    another beaut Harshad! Dave's repost works better for me but I understand that you want to keep the shot 'as shot'. :)
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    wow...an amazing image Harshad.

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    Beautiful animal Harshad well captured.

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    lovely shot.... really like what David did in his repost...

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    Thanks David for Re-post
    Harshad

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    Really like the eyes and the over-the-shoulder look.

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    Loved it Harshad, nice head turn and the repost without the disraction looks good.. congrats..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harshad Barve View Post
    Thanks David for Re-post
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    You're very welcome. Such a cracking shot, and am in full admiration mode: :). Forgot to say used Artie's Quick Mask object removal technique.... (well worth it and very quick).

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    Harshad, I like the turned back look, and what great detail and colours you have captured here. Well done. Dave's repost works well.

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    The look back, light and exposure are perfect. Both versions work well for me. Love the wiskers against the creamy BG. Outstanding image!

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