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• Argus (34807)
• [2009-06-28 23:39]

Hello Kedar,
I see we are neighbours!
I usually try to avoid zoo pictures but you make point here with this appealing shot of a Tiger!
It does seem like the only future for these magnificent beasts is in zoos or at the best in national parks as the pressures of our growing population put so many plants an animals under threat and the most threatened are the big predators like the Bengal Tiger. Sad but true!
Thanks and have a good week,
Ivan

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• anel (15596)
• [2009-06-29 5:56]

Hello Kedar,
Looking at your gallery we can see that you like tigers a lot. And I understand that you have been touched by the way this tiger looked at you.
It really speaks to us through its eyes. Well composed picture, just a little lack of sharpness, but such an emotional shot!
Thanks alot
Anne

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• uleko (2673)
• [2009-06-29 7:47]

Hello Kedar,
We've lately been watching a film with David Attenborough about Tigers in India - fantastic - and I really wish all could be protected in the wild like those were. Many large animals just seem soooo bored in a Zoo and I feel so sorry for them. I think this one is bored too but your capture is very nice!
TFS and regards, Ulla

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• siggi (16002)
• [2009-06-29 9:18]

Hello Kedar,
Very good portrait of this magnificent animal. Your capture has good sharpness of details, great color and superb eye contact.
Best regards Siggi

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• haraprasan (17792)
• [2009-06-29 11:29]

Hi Kedar,
A nice portrait of this tiger. But I think the picture is a bit soft on focus rest is OK. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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• Noisette (3901)
• [2009-06-29 13:13]

Hello Kedar
Yes you are right, he have a great pose and an impressive look
very well compositon, with fine details and beatiful colors
v ery well done
Jacqueline

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• goldyrs (9259)
• [2009-06-29 18:51]

Any tiger shot needs to come here, Kedar, coz even if it is caged, it's still a wild animal!
I love this shot, it is so sad, so touching!
Bravo!
Goldy

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• ramthakur (32108)
• [2009-06-29 20:45]

A very fine portrait of the Tiger, Kedar.
Shooting animals in a zoo is okay so long as they are not caged. I can see that this one is not.
The subjects looks relaxed and somewhat curious about the actions of the photographer :).
Well done and TFS.
Ram

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• foozi (8985)
• [2009-07-01 4:49]

Hi Kedar,
suchq nice sot. The face does that it is such a cute animal.
Thanks for sharing, I widhwe could save all the animals in the world so that it will not perished.
Thanks for sharing.

regards,
Foozi

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• vmukherjee (1331)
• [2009-07-02 9:06]

Nice posture of the tiger. Good pov and composition. It would have been even more beautiful if it were sharply focussed, anyways, a beautiful shot of the majestic beast.

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• boreocypriensis (33457)
• [2009-07-06 16:19]

Namaste Kedar, a nice portrait capture of this zoal beauty:) having a nice facial expression from nice POV with delightful composition.
TFS and cheers,
Bayram

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• nazirbadar (301)
• [2009-07-10 10:32]

Hello Kedar,
nice composition and colors, but I feel it fails on sharpness.
Regards
Nazir

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• poppygan59 (916)
• [2009-07-15 1:37]

Kedar, this is such a beautiful shot. You did a great job capturing this although it is out of focus. Have a wonderful week, Bill

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• amanengone (814)
• [2009-07-19 5:01]
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Hello Kedar.

Thank you for that nice picture from a big cat. Big, pretty and terrible, as often in the wildlife. Anyway, we must be respectful on it.

Very good composition of the picture. You've caught its glance in a wonderful and very expressive way.

Many thanks for that picture.

All the best.

Philippe

PS. for the sharpness, may be could it be improved by software (see it in the WS, with your autorization).

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• pierrefonds (4849)
• [2009-07-27 18:22]

Hi Kedar,

I like the way you framed the tiger. The point of view view is showing the sad expression of the tiger. It is also showing the details and colors of the animal. The light has a good effect on the colors. have a nice day.

Pierre