Dear All
Was lucky to see this in open , that too with glorious morning light
D300, 70-200/F2.8 at f2.8 , ISO 400 at 200mm
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
Dear All
Was lucky to see this in open , that too with glorious morning light
D300, 70-200/F2.8 at f2.8 , ISO 400 at 200mm
All C & C are most welcome
Harshad
Harshad,
Great look back here, but the BG is a lot of a nuisance, looks like it could take a tad more sharpening.
I hope you have a few more as Serval sightings are quite rare and extremely special.
lovely light and look-back pose here Bhai! special sighting indeed...
how much of a crop is this? I would like to see a closer crop to eliminate all the dead space on top?
okay - then I wouldn't crop this further either :)
looking forward to some others!
Beautiful light and color. I like the surrounding environment myself.
Lady luck has been very much on your side Harshad, with this trip.
Certainly, a tighter crop offering more of the subject within the frame would really make this. We can then appreciate the beauty and detail of this gracious and rare animal. Good, rich, warm light too.
I am very envious of your sightings, but feel Tigers would be the first port of call.
Look forward to more of these particular sightings.
TFS
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Harshad - I like the warm light and look-back pose but agree too much space at the top. Looking forward to seeing your tighter images.
TFS,
Rachel
Lovely light but agree that a closer crop given the environment would be an advantage. But I wouldn't crop this closer as it looks like the IQ is suffering.
Great spot H and I like the way the light catches the face so well.
Agree that a tighter crop / longer lens was needed.
Cheers
Austin
Great light on this rare cat. I would love this in my portfolio.
Nice sighting in great light Harshad. Look forward to more of this cat. Well done.
TFS
Todd
Hi Harshad, echo the above on a nice look back shot of a very rare cat. Also like how you can see the undersides of the back legs, poised.
TFS
Grant
I like it as posted. Nice pose and the thorny plants add some interest.