One more Tiger

[Kiran Ghadge]

Bandhavgarh
Canon 50d + Canon 100-400mm
1/100, F5.6, ISO320

[GSR Reddy]

Wonderful image, the expression is very good. perfect for a portriat.

Ramesh

[Mrudul Godbole]

Hi Kiran,

Lovely stride and eye contact. The low angle adds to the compostion. I feel some more light would have enhanced the image further.Seems it was getting up.

look forward to more..

[AB Apana]

A very nice and effective image. Agree with Mrudul, perhaps it needs to be opened up a bit.

Apana

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Kiran,
I like the composition and the low angle. The grass and the vegetation gives a wild feeling. I would have increased the brightness a bit. What is that bright area on the left foreleg? I would have loved to use a higher aperture here. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Murugan Anantharaman]

well Kiran....the title sounds discouraging...every tiger image is special and unique and lovely...so this definitely is not just "One more Tiger".....but another lovely tiger image...cheers!!!

[Sabyasachi Patra]

well Kiran....the title sounds discouraging...every tiger image is special and unique and lovely...so this definitely is not just "One more Tiger".....but another lovely tiger image...cheers!!!

I agree. One can never feel bored with tiger images. I have seen the reactions of people when the come face to face with a tiger. Some people have expressed their desire to touch a tiger. I have even seen photographers forget to click and wait with bated breath for the tiger to pass by. Tiger is God's most magnificent creation. So share all your tiger images, we won't be bored.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Kiran Ghadge]

Agree guys I am always lazy to think on good titles.. will take care next time...