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    Default Cheetah bros trio on patrol.

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    The 3 Cheetah bros, Snap, Crackle & Pop on patrol and stopping off at one of their favourite Acacia trees to scent mark.
    Masai Mara- Kenya Oct 2010
    Darkened the sky in Nik Color Efix Pro3 using a ND grad filter. slight crop to pano.

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    Hi Marc, this has a wonderful feel to it. The distant woodland, hills and storm sky add a lot of depth to the shot. For me the pic might have been even stronger without the cheetah on the RHS.
    It looks as if they are all going to walk to the right side, out of interest, did you take any more shots after this with perhaps the tree on the left and the cheetah all walking the same direction to the right.? (I guess you would have lost the storm sky then though!)
    Nice shot, and good to see animals in their habitat.
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    Thanks Grant

    Quote Originally Posted by Grant Atkinson View Post
    did you take any more shots after this with perhaps the tree on the left and the cheetah all walking the same direction to the right.? (I guess you would have lost the storm sky then though!)
    I do have quite a few frames after this Grant, but your right about losing the dramatic sky, also the road/track comes into play also which is why the slight crop to pano.


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    Yet another winner Marc , excellent
    TFS

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    Very dramatic landscape although you could almost miss the cheetahs as the sky draws the attention first. Finding the cheetah around the tree is an added bonus to the image.

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    With the light portion of the sky drawing the viewer's eye, this one simply does not work for me. The cheetah's barely register on my brain.... I do like the basic composition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    With the light portion of the sky drawing the viewer's eye, this one simply does not work for me. The cheetah's barely register on my brain.... I do like the basic composition.

    Marc,

    I have to agree with Art on this one:(

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    Marc - I agree with Grant, Art and Ken. I think this is more about the dramatic sky than the cheetahs and IMHO they don't add anything to the image. Sorry.

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