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[Frequency]

Your C&C please



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[Rosy]

Your C&C please

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flashbackr/7693034686/

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Majestic animal. Hope it's in a sanctuary instead of a mom and pop zoo
A bit underexposed but still quite lovely

 

[timor]

Majestic animal.

Still young. Looks like Sumatran tiger.

 

[pgriz]

So you got your house cat to pose? Nice! But a little more light on the face would be good. I'm kinda missing the sparkle in the eyes.

 

[Alex_B]

Yes, the background is well exposed

No seriously, I guess this was a low-light situation with the animal moving? So you got a compromise with an underexposed animal and some motion blur? The solution would have been a higher ISO film or setting on the digital camera, whatever you are using.

But I might also be mistaken, and it is a crop from a larger frame?

In any case, "pose" and expression on the face are great and well captured. But the image suffers from the technical problems mentioned above I think.

 

[sleist]

If you have software that allows you to adjust curves, it can help shots like this quite a bit:

I also selectively darkened the background and brought out the green of the eyes a bit.

A nice shot. Shooting at a higher ISO as mentioned above and spot metering on the face might have helped as well.
Beautiful animal.

 

[Aloicious]

beautiful Tiger! Sleist's adjustments do help it out a good amount.

 

[SCraig]

Lovely cat. The tigers are the zoo here never get in a decent position for good shots.

Your shot does need some more light on his face though, as sleist's edit indicates. The very bright background makes it seem darker than it probably is but it looks rather underexposed on the face.

 

[Frequency]

Your C&C please



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Majestic animal. Hope it's in a sanctuary instead of a mom and pop zoo
A bit underexposed but still quite lovely

Sadly, this is from a zoo :blushing:; it is under exposed too... and Sliest had the solution

Majestic animal.

Still young. Looks like Sumatran tiger.

Thank you timor... May be a Bengal tiger? i am not sure though

So you got your house cat to pose? Nice! But a little more light on the face would be good. I'm kinda missing the sparkle in the eyes.

Thank you pgriz i too desired more light

Yes, the background is well exposed

No seriously, I guess this was a low-light situation with the animal moving? So you got a compromise with an underexposed animal and some motion blur? The solution would have been a higher ISO film or setting on the digital camera, whatever you are using.

But I might also be mistaken, and it is a crop from a larger frame?

In any case, "pose" and expression on the face are great and well captured. But the image suffers from the technical problems mentioned above I think.

...you are right, seriously i am not sure whether this is a trim out because i took it from old stock in flickr...original is somewhere in external hard drive.... Thank you sir

If you have software that allows you to adjust curves, it can help shots like this quite a bit:

I also selectively darkened the background and brought out the green of the eyes a bit.

A nice shot. Shooting at a higher ISO as mentioned above and spot metering on the face might have helped as well.
Beautiful animal.

Really a great job... i am so happy that it appears much improved

beautiful Tiger! Sleist's adjustments do help it out a good amount.

Thank you very much Aloicious

Lovely cat. The tigers are the zoo here never get in a decent position for good shots.

Your shot does need some more light on his face though, as sleist's edit indicates. The very bright background makes it seem darker than it probably is but it looks rather underexposed on the face.

Thank you Scraig; yes sleist has patched up it nearly to perfection

Thank you all