Big male near Panderponi cooling off with his female. The male is rumoured to be as big as the Wagdoh male. Tadoba in Feb.
Shot with Nikon D90, Nikkor 70-300mm, 300mm, ISO 200, i/50s - F/6.3
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Big male cooling off with his female
Big male near Panderponi cooling off with his female. The male is rumoured to be as big as the Wagdoh male. Tadoba in Feb.
Shot with Nikon D90, Nikkor 70-300mm, 300mm, ISO 200, i/50s - F/6.3
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Liked the way he is relaxing in water. Good eye contact. The shutter speed was quite less, I think you missed bumping up the ISO. It looks like he is wondering why is she leaving. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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Nice to see the couple. Good eye contact. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
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Good eye contact. did u get any images of them togather ?
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Roopak
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Thanks. Mrudul - yes, forgot to bump up ISO in the hurry. Roopak - no unfortunately no clear shots of both of them together...they walked out in an area full of bushes and lantana cover and could not manage clean shots
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Nice to see this male. I agree that both of them in the open in the water would have looked great. Thanks for sharing.
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