Quest for Cubs
Dear all
Quest for cubs going on & this is for my friend from UK :D:D:D
She is 7 month old , daughter of B2 and as bold as her father. She slept on road after posing few images without bothering 15-20 jeeps
7D, 300/f4 , ISO 400 , 1/50 , HH , FF
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
Now, *this* is a quality image. Thanks for posting, am sure it takes a lot of effort to produce images of tiger cubs. You are rocking with Indian wildlife while I rock with Tanzanian wildlife ....nice ! :-).
39 rounds in 2010 means 9360 mins in park and cubs offered me in total 30-35 mins :)Originally Posted by Kiran Khanzode
Last edited by Harshad Barve; 03-16-2010 at 01:22 AM.
Kudos to you, my friend, your dedication deserves a standing ovation. (no clap emoticon here...but you get my point). Let's keep rocking those tigers...see you soon.
Last edited by Kiran Khanzode; 03-16-2010 at 01:25 AM.
I still have NOT changed my mind Harshad :p
A tad more perhaps on the rhs? Love the pose, expression & light, position on the sandy road, spot on!
I still think your processing is far better with the Nikon than with the Canon, and for me, it just takes the edge off Harshad.:( I have to say it might be the camera, or a bit of camera/processing, however, I hope we can improve this for the next posting IMHO. Must dash, talk later.
TFS
Steve
PS Nice to have you back. ;)
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Hope to improve Canon PP skills soon ,
Harshad
I love your tiger photos they are inspiring :)
Beautiful image Harshad!. Love the pose and eye contact. Agree with Steve on a little more on the rhs. Good luck with pp on the canon side, I have no doubt all will be worked out soon. TFS
Todd
Awesome, Bhai, congrats on this one, and thanks for posting!
Harshad I love the look of the eyes. It's obvious that the cub is focussed on something special. I too might want a touch more space added to the right side.
Did you by any chance take any landscape format images while this cub was in in this position?
Beautiful, especially the eye contact, catch lights, and sharpness.
I wonder how it would look with some cropped off the top and bottom, along with the suggestions above to add to the right side.
The face is priceless, I also wonder if taking this in a horizontal format may work better?
It's hard to tell without knowing if introducing distractions would have been the case.
You da man!!!
This is very beautiful and sharp. wish I had the opportunity to take a shot like this.
Was thinking horizontal also but not sure what was on the other side .. if not a little more room as Steve suggested !!!
Would select her left eye and lighten a bit, easy fix and will make them more prominent, usually is the first thing we look at !!! Impressive image !!!
Harshadbhai, king of tigers, and Im jealous of all these wonderful sightings you experience. Lovely natural colours, sharp, and I like the perspective here.
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