An Inquisitive tigress

[Shyamala Kumar]

Something seems to have cauhgt the attention of this full grow cub.May be the sound of some photographer clicking away on his camera. Shot hand held D3200 260mm 1/500 f/6 iso3200.Image slightly cropped.

[Roopak Gangadharan]

Nice pose. the composition is abit tight. Tadoba tigers will be so used to hearing camera clicks that it is very unlikely to attract their attention...:)

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Roopak

[Mrudul Godbole]

Nice alert pose captured. I agree with Roopak, some more space all around would be good. These cubs would have been always surrounded by tourists, so they would have got used to cameras and gypsy's :).The details look fine. Thanks for sharing.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

The image is very tight and it doesn't show the habitat at all. Apart from divorcing the animal from its habitat, on seeing this image people may ask you whether this image was clicked in a zoo as photographers often try to avoid the fence and grill in the zoo. Long time back, I was asked a similar question.

The tiger is also looking up. In this composition, the eyes are very close to the top of the frame. So there is hardly any space in the direction it is looking.

The animal appears to be close to you. So in this image the lens is pointing down. That perspective is not very nice. We always try to shoot from the eye level. When it is not possible, we try to go as lower as possible. In this situation a wider composition would have been good.