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    Buffalo

    Hi,

    Could i get some thoughts on this photo, i was able to get pretty close to the Buffalo but don't think he liked it to much.

    Not sure if i should have cropped closer or not, i kind of like the way it is cropped because it gives the buffalo somewhere to go.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Buffalo

    I think it is excellent, but do be careful. Buffalo can be dangerous.

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    Re: Buffalo

    Thank You Ron!

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    Re: Buffalo

    I agree with you, leaving some space to the right adds to the shot. I like it just as it is - good work!

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    Re: Buffalo

    I agree Irie, it looks good.
    I might crop a little off the sky, about 1/2 of the dark cloud layer at the top.
    PAul

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    Re: Buffalo

    Thanks guys, i appreciate you taking time to look at it and comment. I will fiddle around with the crop of the top tonight, thanks for the suggestion.

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    Re: Buffalo

    I like it as is. The contrasting difference between the foreground and the Buffalo is super. Crisp and sharp too. Be sure and post this in Nature an Wildlife. I wouldn't mind seeing a larger version. 800 pixels wide.
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    Re: Buffalo

    I just put it in there, first time i have put one in the gallery.

    Thanks for the suggestion! Never really thought to put pictures in there...

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    Re: Buffalo

    Well done. I would leave it as is. The size balances wit the buffalo if that makes sense.

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    Re: Buffalo

    Image stabilization to reduce your shaking from being that close? Love the picture BTW..

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    Re: Buffalo

    You've done a good job .. it looks positively prehistoric.

    The one small edit I would suggest is to carefully clone just those few strands of grass that impinge on its face. That's a very small criticism though - it's a good image.

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    Re: Buffalo

    Hexnut: Yeah there was a little bit of shaking going on, good thing for stabilizing lenses.

    Didache: I had thought about cloning those grass pieces out but i am not the best at photoshop, but that being said it would be good practice...

    thanks for comenting on my picture!

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