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    dickysingh
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    Nikon D 700 with Nikon 200-400 mm lens at 330 mm. f 4.0 at 1/1250 sec at 2500 ISO. Hand held.



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    Hi Dicky, WOW!

    OK, simply the best you have posted for me, in both terms of comp and processing., you have hit the button on that for me. I like the stance, intense stare & slight raised paw. Would prefer a slightly tighter crop as there is too much dead space above and more room to the LHS as it's a little tight.

    A very clean image with nice crisp detail, especially based on the high ISO, nice one Dicky

    Is this recent or with the 'Big' fellow, trust you have his book, something I personally will treasure for many reasons

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    This is recent, a few weeks ago. I was going for safaris in Ranthambhore national park for most of March and all of April. Agree about the dead space on top. Since I like the image as it is, I did not crop at all.

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    Well certainly a 'STEP' change in your processing Dicky, like it a lot.

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    Dicky,

    Nice work on the processing as Steve noted. I feel you can crop done to just below the top of the bush on the right.

    As Steve mentioned, more room on the LHS would have been a good strategy here. Tiger looks great.

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    Dicky Bhai, this is too good, loved the feel here...

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    Nothing to dislike about this apart from the "pesky" twigs, but that is something you have to learn to live with in India

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