Portrait of a Tiger
Tiger is one of my most favorite animal to be photographed. I go all the way from Canada to Indian forests to capture this majestic beauty. Ranthambhore is anot...
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Tiger is one of my most favorite animal to be photographed. I go all the way from Canada to Indian forests to capture this majestic beauty. Ranthambhore is another national park in India which I often visit. Filled with majestic tigers. The local people and officials are trying to protect the tigers in whatever way they can and now the tiger population is increasing in a large scale. This picture was taking during a mid day when the light was very harsh and experimenting with some techniques I could manage to cut the harsh light. This image is one of my favorite as it gives the viewer a there dimension feel.
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May, 2017Views
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Location
Ranthambore, IndiaTime
Noon timeLighting
I had overexposed the image to avoid shadows and dark objects in the frameEquipment
Taken on Nikon D5 , Nikkor 400 2.8Inspiration
The royal tiger poseEditing
Nothing muchIn my camera bag
D6,D5, 400 2.8 , 800 5.6 and some wide angleFeedback
Try to over expose during bright light so that you can get away with the shadow
