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The Sand cat (Felis margarita)
Also referred to as the "Sand Dune Cat"
To read more about this feline [link]
This picture was taken at Parken Zoo Eskilstuna in Sweden With a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 70-200 F 2.8 Lens
The picture was taken through glass....
They are so small but the still looks so confident and cocky..
I am happy i could catch 2 of the looking in to the camera and getting them reasonable sharp to
Pls comment on what´s is good and bad so i can become better until next time ill try to take picture of the Sand Cat
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife and have the time please visit my gallery and tell me what you think their is a good chance you find something you like
Sincerely
Pali
Also referred to as the "Sand Dune Cat"
To read more about this feline [link]
This picture was taken at Parken Zoo Eskilstuna in Sweden With a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 70-200 F 2.8 Lens
The picture was taken through glass....
They are so small but the still looks so confident and cocky..
I am happy i could catch 2 of the looking in to the camera and getting them reasonable sharp to
Pls comment on what´s is good and bad so i can become better until next time ill try to take picture of the Sand Cat
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife and have the time please visit my gallery and tell me what you think their is a good chance you find something you like
Sincerely
Pali
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1701x1040px 1.1 MB
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ImpactCropping is very good in this image. We have a good chunk of the tree showing, at it really helps amplify how small they really are (and freaking adorable!).
There is some good depth of field here, but the cats are coming across as a little flat.
The colors are super crisp!
Great lighting -- I'm assuming that their enclosure is outdoor with the quality of light that you achieved?
I know from personal experience that it is difficult to photograph zoo animals and cats (usually both from over stimulation), but it seems as though you were at the right place at the right time -- this paid off very well for you!
I hope to see more from you and more of these kitties (if you head back to the zoo!)!