What is this animal?

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  1. 12-16-2010, 09:41 PM #1
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    What is this animal? In Swedish I think its Gepard. Latin Acinonyx jubatus.


    Fast and beautiful animal

    Enjoy the beutiful picture and please comment about the photagraphy in Africa!

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    "Cheetah" Nice shot, must have been a thrill to see it in the wild.
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    Thanks... Did you catch to see the other animals from that trip?

    It is a thrilling feeling I can tell you. And a little horrifying aswell.

    Excuse the english.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrpictureman View Post
    Thanks... Did you catch to see the other animals from that trip?

    It is a thrilling feeling I can tell you. And a little horrifying aswell.

    Excuse the english.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrpictureman View Post
    Thanks... Did you catch to see the other animals from that trip?

    It is a thrilling feeling I can tell you. And a little horrifying aswell.

    Excuse the english.
    NEED SOME FEED BACK on my work...
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    It is a nice picture. But, to me, it looks a little blown out, especially around the head.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KipS View Post
    It is a nice picture. But, to me, it looks a little blown out, especially around the head.
    Ok, what do you mean with blown out?
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    It is a nice picture. But, to me, it looks a little blown out, especially around the head.
    Ok, what do you mean with blown out?
    Over exposed, or too bright
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    Quote Originally Posted by R0B View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mrpictureman View Post
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    It is a nice picture. But, to me, it looks a little blown out, especially around the head.
    Ok, what do you mean with blown out?
    Over exposed, or too bright
    What do you suggest IŽll do?
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    Well, you could use the dodge and burn tool in photoshop (or a range of other methods), or let the awesome members of the forum do it for you by posting it here: http://www.photoforum.com/index.php?showforum=63
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