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Originally Posted by
Morkel Erasmus
I find it challenging to take interesting photos of buffaloes.
Morkel,
I could not disagree with that statement
You have a fabulous pose here and a good silly expression but I find the buttocks of the other Bufallo a litlle bit of a nuisance
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Fantastic look from this guy, in fine light Morkel, shame about the butt.
TFS
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But, I rather like the butt. Needs some text like - "Yes, may I help you?"
Tom
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Hi Morkel,
Lovely expression good IQ.
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f5.6 @ 1/800 SS @ ISO-6400
This image looks brilliant for 6400. Exceptional job Morkel.
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Morkel - nice light and detail. I agree, shame about the butt.
TFS,
Rachel
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Bit of a 'cheeky' pose here Morkel, can only echo Sids comment. 
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.

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Handsome fellow and I like the expression on the face. Did you try a tighter comp for this? Seems like it might still give the "peeping around the corner" look that you wanted while minimizing the impact of the featureless rear end.
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Thanks Steve - no I did not! Mind showing me with a repost what you had in mind?
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Wish I could but I'm without any editing capabilities for awhile. Basically just thinking about taking some off the left (as viewed) to around (maybe just inside?) the raised hip bone. Would result in a pretty squarish crop but I know you're an outside the box thinker and don't limit yourself to those kind of things 
I really do like this portrait. Love the texture and curves of the horns as well as the look from the buff.
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great image from great machine
TFS
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