Game of Light & Shadows
Dear all
Created in Bandhavgarh. These two cubs ( 22 months in 2009 June ) were seen in Climber Point valley and shaft of light doing some magic
D300 , 600mm, ISO 640 , F5.6 , Beanbag
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
PS ,
Sleeping tiger is Dhiti and other is Choti , Jhurjhura female is mother and Bokha is father :)
Last edited by Harshad Barve; 12-22-2010 at 05:23 AM.
Beautifull Harshad. Love the stroke of light on Dhiti's face.
Agree I like the light on the laying one and the stare from the other.
The subdued darker BG lighting and strong diagonal lines of the waters edge to the contrasting dappled light on Dhiti, and great eye contact with Choti, make this a fine image Harshad. VWD
TFS
Magic indeed, beautiful image.
Well spotted to capture the ray of light, and love the eye contact from Choti.
( can your team recover :) )
You know the answer :)Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie
Love the light & composition on this one Harshard. The stare is to die for:D Nicely done.
BTW I wonder if a pano crop might also be another alternative, cropping at the point where the diagonal hits the rhs? Just a thought.
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Your wish , Our command Sir :D:D:D
Harshad you know how to make a man blush. :oYour wish , Our command Sir
I was thinking a bit lower, working down from the top rhs to just where the leaves start, below the green blob, it's about an inch :D
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Thanks Harshad for the PM, but on reflection it might be too tight, WDYT?
Steve :)
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Way to see and shoot the light ;)
Best,
Chas
Love the play of light Harshad. Pano crop works well for me, Steve's is a little tight IMHO. I would opt for your repost. Well done.
TFS
Todd
Happy holidays!
Real nice, made me think of that fancy term in Art History 101: "chiaroscuro"
I think you do need to keep those reflected leaves (or at least some) in the upper right for a better composition and some DOF.
Very nice, Harshad -- I like the pano version. Make me want to take a nap!:)
Beautiful shot, Harshad, rich in light, color and texture. I love it. Repost even better. Sweet.
DB
love this Bhai - stared puts it over the top and loving the light...imagine the shaft had fallen on Choti! :D
Harshad -very well done and I like your repost best.
TFS,
Rachel
Awesome
it got better... lovely light... and awesome work by the tiger man from india....
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