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The Pallas's Cat (Otocolobus manul or Felis manul)
To read more about this feline: [link]
This picture was taken at Parken Zoo Eskilstuna in Sweden With a Nikon D800 and a Nikon 70-200 F 2.8 Lens
The picture was taken through glass....
The Pallas cat is showing of his BIG CLAWS
Some times Even Dr Evil must stretch
Pls comment on what´s is good and bad so i can become better until next time ill try to take picture of the Pallas Cat
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife like Tigers, leopards 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
To read more about this feline: [link]
This picture was taken at Parken Zoo Eskilstuna in Sweden With a Nikon D800 and a Nikon 70-200 F 2.8 Lens
The picture was taken through glass....
The Pallas cat is showing of his BIG CLAWS
Some times Even Dr Evil must stretch Pls comment on what´s is good and bad so i can become better until next time ill try to take picture of the Pallas Cat
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife like Tigers, leopards 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
Image size
3174x2080px 2.15 MB
© 2013 - 2024 PictureByPali
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactThis deviation is one of the best photographic representations of this type of cat that I personally have ever seen. The subject is clear and distinct against the background, and despite the fact that it was photographed through glass the sheen does not bring about any heavy distorting reflection to despoil the image. The artist has obviously taken great care.
Caught in motion, the cat seems to freeze and somehow almost stare into the eyes of the photographer, thus staring into the eyes of us all. With this kind of clarity, there is more to a cat's eyes than just colour and shape; there is dimension, texture and even a sense of inspiration.
The artist is clearly interested in the subject matter, having chosen it with great care and then watched it closely, waiting for exactly the right moment to close that shutter and preserve that instant of time for all eternity. I get the impression that the artist is an animal lover per se, if not a full-on devotee of the order Felidae. This combination of commitment both to the art and the subject is what makes a picture a truly great work. My congratulations go to the creator of this fabulous piece.