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This image was created in Ranthambore on the last day of the safari in the evening. The light was bad as it was cloudy and raining slightly. There were atleast 10 jeeps and a Van surrounding her and this was the only spot available for us to photograph. People were really pestering her, so she walked past all and went and sat behind a tree to avoid the crowd.

I would have liked to have more space on the left, but there were distracting branches on the left :(. This was the best I could get.

Canon 50D, 100-400 mm L IS USM, ISO 800, 1/80, f7.1, hand held, full frame.

Comments and critiques welcome.

P.S - This is my 3000th post :).

The framing through the branches is nice. The canines look good too. A bit more space at the bottom would have been nice too. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats on 3000 posts.

Congratulations Mrudul on the 3000th post! I must appreciate your consistency, dedication, patience and the support you have been providing to all members. You have always been eager to help each one of us in your capacity, I must say "You are a Star in this forum".
Keep up the good work & Congrats once again.

The image posted is nice, lovely display of canines. You have done quite well under the circumstances.
tfs

I echo Praveen's comment.

3000 is good. And when we consider that they are not just one line comments, the value becomes more. I have noticed you providing links to tutorials in many occassions while commenting. That increases the value to people.

A lot of new photographers have come here and learnt. You have been patiently commenting on all their images as well as posting other content. Your contribution is highly appreciated.

I was there while shooting it. You have got a better image than me, as I just clicked a few and then started filming. Only the face was visible through the tree. I was happy when I had seen the tigress just behind the tree. I wish the tigress had stayed there for some time.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

I have been trying to do my best :). Commenting has helped me to visualise and learn a lot too. Still a long way to go.

Thanks for the comments.

Praveen, Congrats on crossing 1000th posts :), hope to see lot more.

Liked the frame.

Well framed and a nice moment captured!