Took this roller at Bandhavgad 1st safari among 5.
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Canon 7D | 100-400mm | ISO 800 | f/5.6 | ss 640
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Indian Roller - Bandhavgad
Took this roller at Bandhavgad 1st safari among 5.
Cropped 50%
Canon 7D | 100-400mm | ISO 800 | f/5.6 | ss 640
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Sagar Patil,
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Frontal lighting works well for such a pose. A narrow aperture would have worked well. Thanks for sharing.
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Sabyasachi
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I agree frontal light would have been good, or side profile would have enhanced the composition further. A narrower aperture to get more details would have helped as you had shutter speed to spare. There is some noise in the background due to the crop. Do post the full frame version. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
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