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Uploaded: August 30, 2008
Canon 30D
Canon 24-70 2.8l
Taken at the Wild Animal Park
**welcoming coments on how to better edit this photo **
Stephanie West August 30, 2008
Nancy, lovely shot. Great paint job. The colors are great. My cropping suggestion would be to crop from near where the elbow meets the trunk, both vertically and horizontally. This will bring out the face detail and it will become more of the focal point of the photo without the peripheral grass and extra trunk. The location you've chosen greatly compliments the tiger topic. Well done. Maybe she'll grow up to be a zoologist! #989307Nancy A. Smith August 31, 2008
Thank you Stephanie I will do that. It has just "stumped" me on what to do with this to make it a better photo :) #6391176Katie Miller September 14, 2008
I agree with Nancy. I would cropHope all of that makes sense and helps. Tried to be very specific. I'd love to see it after those suggestions. #6452974
Nancy A. Smith September 14, 2008
Thank you so much Katie...Katie Miller September 14, 2008
Can't wait to see it, and I meant "I agree with Stephanie" Sorry.#6453614
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