Another Monkey , but special one
Dear all
This highly endangeored GOLDEN LANGOOR was shooted with D300 , 600mm, F4 , ISO 250
0.8 Gaussian blurr on BG
Light was harsh but could not resist myself to post it
Estimated 3000 Golden Lagoors are in wild in Manas NP India & Royal Manas NP Bhutan. There last home on this planet
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
Last edited by Harshad Barve; 10-11-2009 at 09:42 AM.
Yes Peter , updated the info in OPOriginally Posted by Peter Kes
nice exposure and stare! thanks for sharing - hope they are soon off the endangered list...
Good detail Harshad, and I would take off on the left to the outside of the tree. I hope there is place for these guys to continue breeding safely.
i wish the species lasts for our future generations to see.
Protect the cause of our own existence
I agree with others... nice detail, and I think the tones of this image are pretty nice.
Where is it harsh Harshad? :D
Love the pose and you are getting better with your PP work! :)
Excellent shot Harshad. Lovely details and like the bg. Harsh light not showing through, :D, or another way, well handled.
Well executed image of a beautiful animal, if it was harsh light it certainly does not show!
Do you have any full body shots to share?
Harsh light seems to suit this guy Harshad. :) Do post a full body shot of this lil guy.
Regards,
Kartik
Beautiful animal. Creative crop. Could use some fur clean-up....
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