cheetah

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• manyee (23770)
• [2005-04-27 10:14]

Wonderful shot of this group of cheetahs. Excellent composition of the threesome. The details on the front one are very sharp. You caught him in a great pose. Good exposure as well. Thank you for posting, and a very warm welcome to TN. : )

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• poulinp (220)
• [2005-04-27 10:22]

Superb photograph of cheetah. I like much the very cat-like position of the one in foreground, and the similar glance of his comparses to the back. It releases from it a kind of spirit of family at the same time as a powerful grace.

Well done, and welcome to TN!

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• elizemeijer (2009)
• [2005-04-27 10:22]

What a dream shot Paul. Seeing these in the "wild" must be amazing. Good exposure, nice colours. A small tip, add some more info in your note :) about where this was, conditions, tools used and mabye about the animal itself.

Welcome to TN, really hope you enjoy yourself

Elize

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• ellis49 (2254)
• [2005-04-27 11:17]
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Very good first picture Paul.
Good composition, colours, sharpness and nice DOF.
Very well done.

Welcome to TN.

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• netfalls (0)
• [2005-04-27 12:37]

Great shot, I love these cats, good sharpness and POV (point of view) . I just find the 2 others a little distracting.
Welcome to TN.
Well done.
TFS (thanx for sharing)

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• liquidsunshine (5437)
• [2005-04-27 13:22]

Welcome to TN paul,
An excellent opening shot of these magnificent cheetahs.
Nice composition and good exposure. This must have been a wonderful experience. Thanks for posting.
Looking forward to seeing more of your posts.

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• Toni (2034)
• [2005-04-27 13:33]

Welcome to TN Paul. Great composition. Nice sharpness of the cheetah in the foreground and great atmosphere with the 2 looking from behind.
Regards Toni

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• radz (436)
• [2005-04-27 14:40]

What a way to start :)welcome to TE. Superb shot.Very good compostion,with sharp details.

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• alois (1205)
• [2005-04-27 15:39]

A scene where I am looking forward to see again in a couple of months. Good motives and details. I would personally prefer a lower aperture (if possible with your lens) for a more blurred BG. TFS !

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• Vini (123)
• [2005-04-27 16:35]

Hello. You entered on TN with a wonderfull shot. You took advantage of a good oportunity. Be very wellcome and thank you to share.
A tip: you should give more comments to your photos, so we can rate it.

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• gerhardt (11620)
• [2005-04-28 8:14]

Welcome to TN, Paul. Its a exceptional moment you captured here. The two other cats in the BG and OOF adds a nice touch. The crop is a bit tight and I think more space to the left of them would have improved the composition. Very well done.

I look forward to you next posts.

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• Zeno (10867)
• [2005-05-12 16:50]
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Great shot of one of my favourite animals. I've been in Krugerpark twice, but I didn't see cheeta.I guess you're a lucky man.
My compliments for this great composition.

Zeno.

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• JeanMichel (2864)
• [2005-05-26 15:27]

Beautiful catch, Paul, during what looks to be a strategic moment for the baboon. Very expressive animals. Superb and powerful image.

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• janhendrik (2392)
• [2005-07-05 17:43]

This is a stunning picture. The posture of the front cheetah speaks a thousand words. Look at the puffed-up tail, the mane standing erect and the stare. "Don't mess with me!." I like the composition of the picture as well.

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• ridfa (4111)
• [2005-11-16 5:08]

Superbe photo. J'adore aussi la lumière qui donne une dimension supplémentaire à la composition.

TFS