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Thread: Mirchaini Male Cub

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    Default Mirchaini Male Cub

    Bandavgarh National Park
    Canon 7D 100-400
    F/6.3 1/320 ISO 500

    We were lucky to sight this magnificent male sitting besides the road and posing for us.
    Looking fwd to some critique.
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    Nice that you got the eyes well. Doesn't look like the space at the top adds much to the image compositionally...did you also make a horizontal image at the scene?

    tfs

    Bhargava

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    Beautiful eye contact. Sharp. The details are good. I am fine with the vertical composition, as the tree on the left frames the image nicely. It is good you used a higher ISO. Look forward to more from Bandhavgarh. Thanks for sharing.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Neil,
    This is a lovely image. Perhaps your best shot that I have seen till date. The eye contact is nice and the focus seems to be spot on.

    What focal length did you use to click this? Is this cropped?

    I am more fine with the space at the top. Images with more than 1000 pixels in vertical orientation becomes difficult to view. If one scrolls down to view the entire image, then it would appear that there is more space on top. For vertical images, I have started posting only 900 pixels so that it becomes easy to view.

    On the composition front, the tiger is looking to the left ie. looking out of the frame. So more space in the direction it is looking ie. on the left would have been better. Less space on the right would have enhanced the image. Thanks for sharing.

    Cheers,
    Sabyasachi

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    Sabyasachi ...Thanks ! Focal Lenght is 350mm and its a full frame not cropped. Next time i would keep in mind about the size of vertical shots. I have few horizontal frames of this too..will post them soon.

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    Wow! Beautiful image and lovely eye contact. The details have come out well.
    tfs

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    Lovely details. I like the choice of composition as well. Thanks for sharing.
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    Bibhav Behera
    www.bibhavbehera.com

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    Tack sharp image with good details and nice compo.Very well done.
    TFS
    Roopak

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