Taken @ 55mm, only the dead tree stood between us.
Canon eos 550D, 55-250mm
Oct-19-2011.
Bandipur National Park.
Av f 4.0
ISO 100
Expo time 1/125s
focal length55mm
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Makhna @ bandipur
Taken @ 55mm, only the dead tree stood between us.
Canon eos 550D, 55-250mm
Oct-19-2011.
Bandipur National Park.
Av f 4.0
ISO 100
Expo time 1/125s
focal length55mm
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Good close up.The dry trunk has caused obstruction, but it has contributed to the image as the elephant is seen with a new pose.Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
Last edited by Saktipada Panigrahi; 10-01-2012 at 01:25 PM.
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This guy is quite a character. I remember sighting him a few times last year, and once he forced us to drive our vehicle in reverse for a good kilometer! I haven't heard of any sightings of this makhna for a couple of months now!
tfs
Bhargava
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The tree gives a different look to the image. The pose and the eye contact is nice. Did you try a vertical? You could have also used a narrower aperture to get more DOF and more details as the light seems to be good. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
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Lovely sighting of this Makna, looks quite close
tfs
Publisher
It would have been great if you were a few feet to the right. Then the fallen tree would have added to the composition.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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