Female Leopard
by Stephen Kaluski
A resting Leopard who posed for only a few minutes before walking off into the bush. She was in prime condition and then gave some excellent photo opportunities, especially high up in the canopy.
Steve
Subject: Leopard (close-up head shot) (Panthera pardus)
Location: Chitabe, Botswana
Camera: Canon MKIV
Lens: 500f/4 - HH
Exposure: 1/320s at f/5.6 ISO200 (higher ISO would have given better SS) 0 stop compensation
Crop: Slight crop (original capture vertical)
No blurring applied to BKG, all down to DOF & the 500 compressing the BKG
Comments
7 commentsShe looks so pristine to me: no scars from scratches on the nose or ripped ears at all. Was she a young leopard, do you think?
Botswana is such a magnificent country....
Lon the larger version really makes a difference and conveys very well the depth of those eyes, awesome in print!
cheers
Steve
Eyes are haunting...
I would have gone for a bit more saturation on the leopard's skin (I know you were in the shade and you were probably trying to stay as true as possible to how you remember it)...