Dear all
This is one of the most tiny cub of big cat I have ever seen
He came out of bushes to investigate while mother was sleeping.
D300, 300/f4 at f4 , ISO 400
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
Lions of Serengeti # 4
Dear all
This is one of the most tiny cub of big cat I have ever seen
He came out of bushes to investigate while mother was sleeping.
D300, 300/f4 at f4 , ISO 400
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
Harshad,
Lion cubs are so cute and this is a tiny one (brown eyes).
Looks like a tad more sharpening is required, otherwise beautiul.
Love the light and the eye contact. Could use just a little more sharpening.
Very cute, like the light and eye contact. The Busy FG and BG distract a bit but hey that the african bush TFS
Nice image Harshad. I would crop a bit off the right so the space there is about twice what there is on the left of the cub. Maybe a little off the top too.
Jim Coda
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Hi Harshad, Lion cubs are cute and in this light, what's there not to like.
Personally I too might have swopped the space left to right so you have less on the RHS. The reason I say that, is that I feel there is a sense of weight very much on the right leg/paw as you view it and creating to me, a visual edge to it. Imaging the cub was resting against a wall? Just another thought.Would also agree on some more 'selective' sharpening.
Hope to have some of your luck this year.
TFS
Steve
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Great lighting here Harshad, agree on the sharpening & cropping issues.
TFS
Harshad - very cute little one. Some good advice above.
TFS,
Rachel
very cute Bhai! and what light! pity about the bushes but yeah most of my shots in Africa have them too :)
agree with Steve on swopping LHS and RHS space ratios
Great light, Harshad.
Agree with the comments on the comp and sharpening.
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