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    Peter Buntman
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    Default Hiding Cub

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    This little cub is very shy and almost never comes out into the open, got lucky as there was a small open opportunity to photograph her in between all the grass which gave a great effect.

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    Todd Frost
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    What a nice opportunity and you made the best of it! Love the eye contact and pose. Exposure looks good. This one still looks a little flat, not as much as cross paw post. If you add a curve adjustment (s-curve) will make a great image even better. It really makes it pop.
    Todd

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    Fabs Forns
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    Love the framing the grasses provide. Agree it needs some popping.

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    Love the framing effect provided by the grass. What lens and settings? Thanks for sharing.

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    Peter Buntman
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    2008:02:02 18:24:22
    1dMarkIII
    300mm f2.8
    1/640 sec, f/2.8
    Mode: Av
    Metering: Spot
    Exp comp: -2
    ISO: 400
    Flash: On
    File size: 23.8MB
    Image size: 3547 x 2346
    Color profile: Adobe RGB (1998)

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    Very nice image here, agree with above suggestions.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Adding contrast using a local contrast enhancement with PS USM amount 20, radius 60 and threshold 4 makes it POP especially the face.

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    Jonathan Michael Ashton
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Amoruso View Post
    Adding contrast using a local contrast enhancement with PS USM amount 20, radius 60 and threshold 4 makes it POP especially the face.
    I have tried it - this is the best web site ever, I am learning so much - so quickly!
    Jon

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