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    Ken Watkins
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    Now that I have at last tidied up my images, I can get round o revisiting some of the old ones and start with my favourite African animal.

    Taken in the dried up bed of River Limpopo entered from Tuli Block, 20th September 2008.

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    Nice look back pose Ken. Sand environment works well for this image, nothing to distract. Nice color throughout. I might bring up the shadows a bit around his left eye and sharpen him just a tad. Very nice image of this pup.
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    Great eye contact Ken, and I like the softer light in this. Colours look good. Whilst in Sabi a few years ago, we came across a whole pack of these guys in a dry river bed. Could watch them for hours.

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    Nice pose and eye contact, Ken. I hope I will have the luck to see these guys one day in Africa and I hope I can take some good photos as well. Very nice.

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    love the pose, eye contact and overall compo here Ken...maybe try and play with the levels? seems to lack a bit of vibrance IMHO? what do you think?
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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions, It was quite a dull day as I remember.

    All of my images from the same sighting are rather dark, with hindsight it is clear that I should have had at least +0.33 EV, presumably the exposure was being thrown off by the lightness of the sandy river bed?

    Lorant,

    Wild Dogs are quite rare and difficult to find I can recommend, but no guarantee,s two areas Lagoon Camp in the Kwando concession in Northern Botswana and Mana Pools in Zimbabwe.

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    Super cute , excellent pose and you gotta love those ears
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