An elephant calf shot at bandipur last month. Just thought of giving you all some respite from back to back tiger images
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canon 60D
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Tiny jumbo!
An elephant calf shot at bandipur last month. Just thought of giving you all some respite from back to back tiger images
f6.3, SS 1/160sec, ISO 400, EV 0, 280mm
canon 60D
canon 100-400 L IS
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Cute fellow. The dried leaves fallen on the back look nice. Is this full frame? The composition is a bit tight for me, some more space at the bottom and top would be good. You have any more wider composition with the mother included? Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
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It is nice to see a small elephant calf. Their antics are worth watching. And the watchful eyes of the mother elephant is also worth noting. In this image, with more of space ie. including part of the mother will enhance the image as it will give a scale and tell us how small the calf is. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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Thanks Mrudul and Sabyasachi. This one is a crop..in the original, the mother is covered fully. Will share a wider perspective very soonI did not include space at the bottom because there was too much clutter and thought it to be distracting..
Bhargava
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