YAWWWNNN..It is hard work being lazy!

[MommyOf4Boys]

Besides the obvious blown out/overexposed areas in this photo, I was pretty happy with it.

 

[RoRoCo]

Great capture... Is this a white or yellow variety tiger? You might be able to fix the exposure issues with a tinted B&W if it is a yellow lion. Unfortunately...it looks like it may be a Siberian...so that may not work.

The detail is pretty stunning though. I can feel the roughness of the tongue..

 

[MommyOf4Boys]

my luck, it is a white tiger lol

 

[jemmy]

great shot! what size lens did you use for this one? xx

 

[MommyOf4Boys]

great shot! what size lens did you use for this one? xx

I used my hooooorrible sigma lens at 300mm (just replaced the lens with a nikon 70-300mmG that should be here in a couple of days) - hope it gives better results than the Sigma!

 

[midget patrol]

I used my hooooorrible sigma lens at 300mm (just replaced the lens with a nikon 70-300mmG that should be here in a couple of days) - hope it gives better results than the Sigma!

which sigma lens was it? I hope it wasn't the 28-300. I was hoping to end up with one of those.

 

[ClarkKent]

Besides the light....awesome detail there. Good one

 

[gigo567]

It sure is hard work being lazy. Nice photo.

 

[MommyOf4Boys]

which sigma lens was it? I hope it wasn't the 28-300. I was hoping to end up with one of those.

No, it was my cheap-o 75-300mm Sigma DL zoom lens...I am sure someone else would love this lens, but i really do not! anyone want it? 5 dollah 5 dollah lol

 

[LaFoto]

That Sigma lens is also the one I use ... and I have so far got good results! When the first died on me I got the same one over again just before we left for the States...!

I think you achieved some really good results with this tiger so burdened with the hardships of life . Oh, all that boredom!