This handsome leopard was literally playing hide & seek with me! Taken at Kanha Tiger Reserve, India.
Canon 40D ~ Canon 600mm @F/4, ISO 400, resting on a safari jeep.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
This handsome leopard was literally playing hide & seek with me! Taken at Kanha Tiger Reserve, India.
Canon 40D ~ Canon 600mm @F/4, ISO 400, resting on a safari jeep.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
I am loving those eyes here, awesome stare
TFS
Wonderful sighting. Almost eerie how it's looking at you. Would clone that grass coming out of the left edge. Nothing major just seems odd there, that's all. :)
One of the most beautiful animals in the world and the eyes are incredible. Love the whole composition Santanu !!!
Great image; I am glad you are play hide and seek with nothing shorter than 600mm!
Cheers, Jay
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I dont know if there was an option to move left or right to avoid black tree in the OOF background. If possible I would have changed my shooting position to avoid it.
Hi Santanu
I like the idea. Agreed with Sid about the oof tree in the BG which really dominates the image. I also find that having part of the Leopard (head) in shade, then the side in strong light is a little off balancing. I do like it anyway, but those are some things you may wish to think about in the future. :) Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more.
Thanks a ton everyone for the suggestions. I will keep these in mind ...
Santanu,
It must have been a wonderful feeling watching this fellow. The bright portions in the body of the leopard has lost details and is distracting. As suggested by Sid, I think moving to the side, if possible, would have resulted in a pleasing composition.
Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi