If you are like me and want to capture close up animal photography but want to stay safe or :) live in a city then go visit your local zoo today. Not only will you be helping the animals you will also be rewarded with exercise and stress relief. Try it..
For today I wanted to go back and touch up on some of the tiger pictures that I had taken. Please do have a look and let me know what you think. Also if you get to the bottom of the page there is a video as well as a bonus for anyone who doesn't know what tigers sounds like.
ENJOY.
The joy of having an DSLR camera is that you can pull all these colors and light after editing. The place was very badly lit and using a flash was not an option.
Again poorly lit but post editing it looks pretty cool maybe?>). Although one thing I would mentions that cause I used a High ISO I have lost lots of quality, had to use a bit (when I say a bit I mean a lot) of noise reduction.
I like how this one turned out as well. If you guys got a chance to read my first article which was a introduction, I mentioned that I was waiting of the tiger for over 30 mins. I was not lying.
By far the best original picture I took. Post production all I did was light touchups.
I will leave you guys tonight with this amazing beast. This is how it sounds.
