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Originally Posted by Dejavu
Lovely detail you captured Gordon but not to keen on the actual framing/pose of the Tiger, looks like someone's arm in the top right corner too. A straight on head shot of the Tiger may have worked out better and had more impact, a real pity as the exposure is excellent.
Hi Grant this was a very quick shot we had very little time in the cage with the tiger.
As I found out they are not quite like a pet dog I tried whistling and even rustling A sweetie bag the tiger was not having any of it.
The tiger was more interested in the big cat in the next cage that was causing a bit of a nuisance and being very aggressive, as the food had arrived.
The arm belongs to the keeper who was outside the cage the whole time we were In with the tiger, He came in to show the tiger to some new people.
And got right in the flipping way.
Och well just a distant memory now
Cheers Goggs.
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Originally Posted by Skyline
Great picture 
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Kit 1 Canon EOS 5D MKIII Canon 17-40L F4 USM Canon 50mm F1.8 MK1 Canon 85mm F1.2L MKii 24-105 L IS F4 USM Canon 70-200 L IS F2.8 Canon 600 EX-RT Flash Canon 430 EXII Flash B+W 10 stop ND Filter |
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