Big Cat Photos - Please share yours
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Maggiegirl
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Beautiful photo
Maggiegirl
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OK, I am confused (nothing new). I posted an image of a Mountain Lion a while ago. Saw it for a fleeting moment but do not see it now.
Also, curious what parameters are being used to present such beautiful, large images I am seeing on the post.
This is probably not the best place to ask these questions, but I am, as said, confused ;-). DALE
Also, curious what parameters are being used to present such beautiful, large images I am seeing on the post.
This is probably not the best place to ask these questions, but I am, as said, confused ;-). DALE
You posted the image as a separate thread in the Wildlife Presentation forum. Do you want me to move that post to this thread?
Please refer to the "Help & How-To" tab at the top of this page to find guidance on how to upload images and what size. If you need further help, just let me know.
Maggiegirl
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YES, I would appreciate your help. I thought I did post to the Big Cat portion. I will look again at the image and size information again. Thanks for your nice reply. Dale
ColinBailey
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ColinBailey
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A couple from South Africa trips. The Cheetah was from a few years ago and shot in very dark conditions just before dawn at Mkuze Falls private game reserve at ISO32000. Just re-edited it using lightroom denoise after watching Steves last video. The lion was the most recent trip
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Thanks for the help with posting. Can you let me know how some photos are full size and others are thumbnails_
Maggiegirl
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OK, I am going to try this again. My big cat image of a Mountain Lion taken a few weeks ago in Northern AZ. We were about 12 feet apart, staring at each other. Took some fast images, said goodby, and left. Did not really get worried until I got home and realized what I had done at such a close encounter. Dale
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…Anyone notice the blood
on the right forearm of the cougar? Is he/she injured? Or, is there an abandoned meal nearby……
Maggiegirl
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Hi Larry, yes there was a fresh kill very close. The Cat had gotten a Deer the day before this image. Dale…Anyone notice the blood
Masai Mara, Kenya taken with my first digital camera, Nikon D90 and Nikon 80-400 f4.5-5.6 lens. I bought it to replace my Nikon F3 Highpoint about 2 months before my safari. I was a total newbie with digital. I got some (lots) of help from our host, Chris Bray.
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Love the colours!
It depends on how you upload the image. It appears you are doing "attachments" and not uploading an image. Did you watch the video Steve provided that shows how to upload images? It is under the "Help & How-to" tab I referenced.
Here is my lucky capture of a lynx from 20 years ago. I crawled to within ten feet of this guy who was watching a squirrel and ignored me.
Old low MP camera and noisy image
Old low MP camera and noisy image
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but still my only North American cat.Alan Dixon
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Leopard setting off on a hunt, South Luangwa NP, Zambia.
Yes, watched the video but need to pay more attention! Thanks
Super elusive Lynx! You were so lucky to get this opportunity…. the heck with the grain…rather “noise”
All wonderful captures! Well done! More please.