Tiger Cubs ! Play Time
Dear all
Created this image in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve , Cloudy conditions and these cubs were enjoying water after tough 5 month summer.
This one is for Ian
7D , 300/f4 at f5 , 1/200 ISO 400 , beanbag 70% of FF
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
:)Originally Posted by Harshad Barve
Wow, Harshad, this is another spectacular one. I really get the playful sense as I look at it! I might be tempted to trim a bit off the top as the greenery on the far bank is a bit distracting to my eye. Is that one on the left eating veggies?
Last edited by Ian Cassell; 12-20-2010 at 12:45 PM.
I agree - an excellent image that really captures the action well. You lucky guy - we missed them earlier this year at Ranthambhore.
Richard
What an experience to actually witness this, live!
The eye contact of the righthand animal is great and I don't mind that I can't see the lefthand animal's face. I would crop a little from the right to better balance the image, and remove the little green thingy front and centre.
I agree with John's comments.
I know you can't; however, when you are shooting this playful cats, don't you just want to jump in and play with them?
Your beautiful image gives us a sense of the moment.
TFS
Cheers, Jay
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Thanks everyone , much appreciated
They were play fighting for Sal leaf , will post another image in which fight ' subject ' is dominant
You really are witnessing some incredible stuff, Harshad! My goodness!!! Love the stance of both animals and the play fighting makes for a great behavioral image. I'd also crop in a bit to rebalance and get rid of the green stuff on the right.
It would be nice to see the faces of the tiger cubs, imo :p Composition-wise, I would cut some of the bottom off. If I were to leave the grasses there, I would de-saturate and reduce their brightness somewhat.
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