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nice image , liked the dropping water , can re-think on crop
TFS
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Sheryas - the crop works and the water running off the bear really adds to this. I'm guessing this bear had some red in her fur. Maybe somewhere in between the OP and Ken's repost. I see a cyan/green tint to the hillside behind the bear in his repost. I agree on the additional sharpening.
TFS,
Rachel
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Rachel,
Ooops I dis not really notice the effect on the background, too much concentration on the subject itself I am afraid to say.
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Shreyas,
Rachel nailed my comments on the repost. A bit of red in the fur is attractive IMO.
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Shreyas,
The repost looks great too me, but I am not an expert in Bear colours, whatever it is still a wonderful pose.
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Hi Shreyas, based on the OP a reduction of the Red channel and destaurating the Blue in saturation gets the image to where it needs to be. The additional sharpening in your repost is better, but you need to be careful you don't over do it in situations like this. Crop & the position of the bear looks good too.
When posting it is always best to give your image an sRGB profile as it will display them at their best, therefore you might like to check these two links out for future postings.
TFS
Steve
Links that might help, note resizing is now 250kb.
http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...ng-for-posting
http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...-for-Web-in-PS
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.

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I think the choice of crop/comp was a good one for the stance of this bear and I really like the BG. Gives a nice sense of habitat.
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Thanks for the comments and suggestions, Steve K. and Steve C.