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Just haven't been able to get out to do new pics recently so here's 3 shots from my archives.
Taken at 'Dartmoor Zoological Park' here in Devon. It is not a very large park and there are not masses of animals but these big cats were in a great setting with no bars and wire netting with a moat of water between them and the public which makes for great photo opportunities.
If you are ever down our way it is well worth a visit. Hope you like them.
Many thanks to you all for your votes and comments on my last upload, your continued support is appreciated so much.
f/8 1/250 sec ISO 200 M/pod
| Camera: | Nikon D200 |
| Lens: | Nikkor 80-400mmVR + 1.4 Teleconverter |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Siberian Tiger |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 7 Sep 2008 - 11:32 AM |
| Tags: | Dartmoor, Siberian tiger, Wildlife, Wildlife / nature, Zoological park |
| Votes: | 130 |
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Comments
Beautiful Shot, Crisp And Clear, Gorgeous, The Frame Works Very Well With The Background Colours......
Paige
Three stunning images with the portrait being an absolute winner for me.
Tom.
What a stunning set of images. Agree with above, excellent colour and detail.
Natalie
Fabulous images....V1 for me with V3 a very close 2nd...Beautiful colours and light...
Quote: All nice shots, if a little over saturated on my monitor.
W
Thanks Will, have sent you a PM re the saturation.
Regards,
Geoff.
Great series of images, what a gorgeous beast.
Sylvia
excellent work and a reply to your reply on whitie etc no offence taken to your help i do shoot in raw and manual exposure i think its maybe my photoshop work that i do afterwards make me loose the detail in the fur as i would put a lot of contrast and do levels to try and lift the image and make it brighter .i do find it takes away detail from my fur i also find it does the same with any wedding dresses etc i would shot they would come out good detailed and then if i try to bump up the contrast the detail in anything white goes lol i must try and use that minus exposure compensation though as it is something i would not use i am farly new to photography myself only started now two years in a learning curve
Superb love 1 and 3. The nose on the first one looks so velvety. Wonderful details and colours.
A superb looking animal and you havecaptured it beautifully.
Thank you all so much for your votes and comments, so much appreciated.
Regards.
Geoff.
The colours, clarity and composition of each one is excellent, wouldn't know how to choose a favourite.
Superb Geoff... love v1, the colours are wonderful
Jon
Love the 3 amazing colse up in 1 with fine detail.
Will
Thank you all for your support and also a special thank you Derek for your User Award so much appreciated.
Geoff.
Thank you so much for your User Award Tom (Toffee), I really appreciate it.
Geoff.
Vote #105 - there is nothing left to add, there is no need to say any more - but I want to! This is absolutely brilliant Geoff, well deserved awards.
JOhanna
A special thank you to Terry (SecretSnapper) for the User Award, so pleased you liked It and appreciate it so much.
Regards,
Geoff.
A special thank you to AidenR and Dave 87 for the User Awards, I appreciate it so much.
Regards,
Geoff.
you've caputred the majesty of this animal perfectly, love it - Jonathan
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