This is T-17 from Ranthambore .
nikon d-3000
1/400
f/4.8,ISO-800
Please comment
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This is T-17 from Ranthambore .
nikon d-3000
1/400
f/4.8,ISO-800
Please comment
reposting the foto again
Pose is nice. Some more space at the bottom would have been good. I like the brightness in the repost. A higher level of sharpness would be good. Which lens did you use? How much of a crop is this image? You lose quality if the crop is big.
You can sharpen while post processing. You can check the lightroom tutorials in the tips section.
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Sabyasachi
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I liked the composition. The pose is nice. The raised paw looks good. I agree a bit more space at the bottom would be good. The repost looks better. Look forward to more from Ranthambore. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
I like the repost. I would have liked to see a bit more of the tiger's body. The pano crop looks good. Agree that a bit more sharpness would be good. Thanks for sharing.
Thanx for the comments.
in this particular foto this half cropped from the right as half of the body is behind the gypsi(the only crop).i liked this pose so very much that i could not stop myself of cropping and posting the same. i have used tamron70-300mm nvr lense. with an idea to have more grip on the lense i am using this NVR lense along with the basic d-3000 nikon. I dont know how is the idea of using the nvr.please suggest on this also. i was previously using the the point and shoot p-80 nikon but after joining this site i have learned so very much on wildlife fotografy.thanx all for the comments.
Reposting the foto
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