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    Playing Hide-n-seek with Panther

    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!

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    I am loving those eyes here, awesome stare
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    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. :)

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    One of the most beautiful animals in the world and the eyes are incredible. Love the whole composition Santanu !!!

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    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.

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    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.

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    Thanks a ton everyone for the suggestions. I will keep these in mind ...

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    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.

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    Sabyasachi

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