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Canon EOS 7D | EF70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM
ISO 400 | 1/250 | F2.8 @ 190mm
(I understand that the dried leaf in the foreground is a distraction but there was nothing much i could do about it under the circumstances)
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Thread: Indian Mongoose
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13th June 2015, 10:34 AM #1
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Indian Mongoose
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13th June 2015, 11:18 AM #2
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Re: Indian Mongoose
Nice capture, consider a crop as the head of the mongoose is the star attraction.
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13th June 2015, 06:55 PM #3
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Re: Indian Mongoose
Yes, exactly what I was thinking.
If you reduce the leaf by half, or a little more, plus a similar amount from the left side you would considerably reduce the distraction.
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13th June 2015, 09:45 PM #4
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Re: Indian Mongoose
I agree with the suggestions but would go further darkening the light bits in the resulting crop and then finally blurring all but the wee fellow.
I can now understand why Kipling's Mother didn't want Kim[?] associating with her precious son ... until it killed the snake.
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15th June 2015, 10:09 PM #5
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Re: Indian Mongoose
Interesting animal, Ashish...never seen one before, not even in the Zoo. Good shot but I agree with the comments of John (Shadowman) and Geoff.
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