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Rockfig leopardess Kings Camp Timbavati South Africa

By Mandevo  
Low Light Conditions

Tags: Wildlife and nature

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Comments


A_Harrison 18 261 Canada
6 Oct 2006 8:28AM
Not much to critique here. I think it's a great shot.

Allan
Densek 17 France
6 Oct 2006 8:39AM
Owner of this photo wants to improve and uploaded it to our critique gallery. Please be constructive with your comments
Densek 17 France
6 Oct 2006 8:43AM
There was nothing else or better to do here. The only missing thing could be a warmer light, but u can't have it on request. Composition, dof, and the overall monochrom tone are excellent. All this makes an beautiful leopard portait.
Denis
Mandevo 16 5 South Africa
6 Oct 2006 8:47AM
Thank you very much Densek. Your are right obe can not control the light,

Cheers Patrick
bricurtis Plus
17 2.8k 53 England
6 Oct 2006 12:21PM
The problem for me with this pic is that it really does look like the leopard is going to get his eye poked out with that branch.
It's a great pose,I think if you had cloned out the branch it would have given the leopard the space it needs.
Highlights and shadows can be adjusted with software if you want to change the light.
A good image that just needs fine tuning.
whipspeed 18 4.2k 22 United Kingdom
6 Oct 2006 1:33PM
Agree with 1st 2 posters on this one, I like the shot and the pose.
Although as Brian has said, you could adjust the warmth of this light with PS.
Also the branch if you wanted to remove it would not be to hard to clone out.
Sarah
albi 18 68 1 England
6 Oct 2006 5:12PM
You could even crop it in a portrait orientation which might work.

Nice capture.
Tony
Tooth 18 5.8k 227 Ireland
6 Oct 2006 8:58PM
I like this, althoughI feel the comp. is kind of unbalanced - the leopard on one side vs. the branch on the other. I'd consider possibly cropping the branch out from the right and just concentrating on the leopard; just a thought

Stephen
rontear Plus
20 23 9 England
7 Oct 2006 2:21PM
This is as good as it gets, wildlife certainly Leopards are so difficult to observe let alone photograph. The enviroment is natural, makes the shot. Too many photographers want clean backgrounds. Nature is not a film set, this is brilliant, I hope you made more of this fantastic opputunity. Ron.
24 Oct 2006 10:00PM
ive looked at this shot for the last 10 mins or so and cant make my mind up, either its a very good shot or you have done a good job of replacing the background.
for me the leopard seems to focused compared to the background, there seem to be a very sharp edge all around the creature that does,nt match the background.
maybe its me or maybe you should feather the edges a bit more.
whatever, i like it

clint
JuBarney Plus
11 36 7 United Kingdom
7 May 2012 10:04PM
Super shot
Ju

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