Dear allOne fine bone chilling morning and golden light
7D , 300/f4 , ISO 400, 1/250, HH, at F4
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
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Dear allOne fine bone chilling morning and golden light
7D , 300/f4 , ISO 400, 1/250, HH, at F4
All C & C are most welcome and much appreciated
Harshad
Best so far and my favorite !! ... I'm sure he will make a calendar cover :D:)
... just tone down the bright area up top !! Sweet !!!
Here is repost AlfredOriginally Posted by Alfred Forns
Harshad, what a shot. Great eyes, both ears up, the paw, nice and sharp. Not to mention the paw and claw!I agree with Al on the bright area, but that is merely a detail on what is a brilliant tiger picture.
They keep getting better and better, don't stop posting
TFS
Grant
One question, how much is this cropped, if at all?
Grant
Cropped from Horizontal to vert ,
Okay, thanks Harshad that means 8mpixels, I think that should be a magazine cover...
Well done
Grant
Too cute. Love that right paw holding on. The repost looks identical to the original post :confused:
Did you run noise reduction on the BKGR?
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I have toned down upper part of BG Guruji , looks slighly dfferent on my monitor :confused: , Yes , NR by means of 0.3 pixel gaussian blurr on BG
Another fine photograph Harshad. Love the composition, background (especially with the brightness toned down). the interaction of the tiger with the viewer and as Grant said, those paws and claws … brilliant.
Love the expression here. Great shot full of character. Like the repost. How close can you get to these tigers Harshad. Must have been very close if you just used the 300.
Thanks for comments everyone , more to follow
Around 10-12 meters and Moma around close quarters was big threat :eek: But lady was kind enough and allowed us exteneded photo session , Thanks for comments , more to follow
Harshadbhai, lovely expression, and just love the eye contact. You have also exposed the colours nicely. Fine capture.
Like the eye contact and the paw around the branch. Nice soft light as well.
You've outdone yourself on this on, Harshad. Wonderful eyes! I agree with Al, calendar material.
I would play around with pulling the light more into the face to make the eyes the undisputed
center of interest ... something like this (also cropped a bit, top and bottom):
David ,
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TFS this
Nice one Harshad. The branches provide a nice frame. I also like the paw around the stubby branch and the slightly visible claws.
Now we are talking :)
Totally adorable, love that hue paw, EXP and look of concentration.
You Tigers rule!
Wonderful capture, Harshad. Captivating subject and expression. Well done!
Harshad - This is also my favorite so far. Adorable cub handled extremely well.
TFS,
Rachel
wow this is one amazing tiger cub shot Bhai! love the expression, BG colours and details...assuming this isn't even your own favourite and you've got many more to show us :)
agree with Grant this should go to some famous magazine
excellent eye contact and love that paw sticking out.
Agree with the previous comments. Adorable cub. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice! I hear there are at least a half dozen cubs around right now. I wish I could go, but I was there in Jan 2008 and, having just bought two very expensive lenses, can't financially justify another trip so soon. :-(
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