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    Exif: Nikon D90, Sigma 150-500@220mm, f11, ISO 200, 1/125 shutters, Aperture priority mode, -1.3 EV, Benro tripod + Vanguard ball head, slight crop for composition.

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    Hello Madhav

    I (think) I can see what you were trying to achieve here, but there is just too much space devoid of any real interest for my taste... In my opinion the image would be stronger if you were to lift the detail in the surrounding bush somewhat. Having said that, it looks to have been a majestic sight...

    Thanks for posting anyway

    DON

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    Hi Madhav. What lovely light hitting that large tree! I see Don's point, and would like to see this with a little more shadow detail for comparison?
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    If you try lifting detail until it is just visible and tighten the crop up using a ROTs placement of the tree on the left vertical grid, I feel this will strengthen the image.

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    I am one who would be the opposite...... drop the shadows even more an create even more mood.........

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