The king of bengal

[Ananda Banerjee]

One of the immortal image of the Sundarban series

[Mrudul Godbole]

Lovely pose captured. The splashing mud adds to the composition. The raised paw shows motion. When was this photographed? Do post the Equipment details and the EXIF details like aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Thanks for sharing.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Hi Ananda,
It really gives me lot of pleasure (ananda) watching a tiger for Sunderbans. It would be interesting to hear a few lines about where and how you photographed this as well.

What was the shutter speed, aperture, ISO and camera. Also is this a cropped? If so, more space in front ie. at the right of the image would be good.

The good thing is the tiger is moving parallel to the camera. The splash is good. Difficult to critique due to the thick black border. A border looks good in print, however, in online critiquing it is a distraction. I would appreciate if you can post images without border. That would also help in increasing the size of the subject as well.

Also, I would love to see an environmental image ie tiger in habitat image ie. a loose crop. Habitat image has as much value if not more, than tight close ups. Though I use a super tele lens, personally I value habitat images a lot.

Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Ananda Banerjee]

One of the immortal image of the Sundarban series

Camera : CANON SX10 (Using Manual mode)
Aperture : f/5.6
Shutter Speed : 1/1250 sec.
ISO Speed : ISO-200

[Atul Dhamankar]

You are very lucky. Shooting tiger in sunderbans is a great thing.
Atul

[Raghavendra Pattar]

Stunning Image.....Suderban Tigers are a feast to the eyes.