Tigers of Ranthambhore (Camera Speaks)

[Rajbir Oberoi]

T-64 Aakash :

Ripping your soul apart with a mere tete-a-tete. The grown-up offspring of T-28 (star male) & female T-19 (Krishna) & Grandson to Eternal T-16 (Machli) boasts of the pedigree it belongs to. Just 2 and half years old, T-64 & T-28 are currently living in same territory at 2 nearby water points in zone 3. A dual is expected soon when T-64 goes all out to claim its own territory.

Canon 7D + Canon 100-400mm, Manual Mode, ISO - 400, 1/250s, F/5.6 @ 370mm.

[Saktipada Panigrahi]

Good portrait. Nice to see your second posting. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild

[Rajbir Oberoi]

hey thanks a lot Saktipada... this is my first post :)

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Nice pose. I like the looks. However the image is soft. Is this a large crop?

[Vipin Sharma]

Looks like a large crop , however I think a higher shutter speed would have given here much sharper image. How much is a crop? TFS.

[Rajbir Oberoi]

hello vipin and Sabyasachi

the image is not cropped at all, it is looking soft her due to the JPEG Compression i believe or could be the case of slow shutter speed, let me upload a new one again

[Mrudul Godbole]

Nice closeup. Wish there was some light on the face, that would have enhanced the image further. Not in your hands though. If you upload image more than 300kb, then the forum software resizes it. So there can be loss of quality. Thanks for sharing.

[Rajbir Oberoi]

thanks a lot :)

[Roopak Gangadharan]

Welcome to indiawilds sunny. Agree with comments above . Wud have liked lil more space around esp on top.
Tfs
Roopak

[Rajbir Oberoi]

All comments and feedbacks noted and will try to improve in my next venture in the jungles :)