Camera was Sony HX100V. I am sorry for the poor picture quality as I have yet to learn photography.
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Lioness in Gir National Park
Camera was Sony HX100V. I am sorry for the poor picture quality as I have yet to learn photography.
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Nice sighting. There seems to be some shake. Was the gypsy engine running? Please post the Equipment and EXIF details, so it will help to comment better. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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Nice sighting. Are you sure it is a lioness, not a young lion! We all make mistakes and then only learn which mistake we should not commit. Please feel free to post your images, you will improve substantially within a short time. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
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I agree that there is shake in the image. Check the tips section for improving sharpness of your images.
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Yes, The Gypsy engine was still running. Actually this sighting was not on the route given to us but was somewhat inside. All safari routes in Gir National Park meets/terminates on Kamleshwar dam. So while returning back from there forest watchers asked all tourists to have a glimpse of majestic beasts (actually 2 from a family) & they didn't allow anybody to stay more than 2 minutes!
I am sorry for the picture quality & EXIF details. My camera is Sony HX100V & it is not a DSLR /professional camera.
I don't know actually what is EXIF & ISO details but will like to know.
Thanks.
Ravindra
Originally Posted by Mrudul Godbole
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Lioness in Gir National Park
Thank you very much. I will go through it & will try to improve.
I am having a good photo of world famous wildlife photographer 'Bedi brothers' which I took on a chance encounter of them at Dhikala (Corbett). Should I post it here ?
Ravindra
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Lioness in Gir National Park
Thanks you very much.
Ravindra
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