[rjstyles69]

Complete eye candy man, crisp focus. Neat stuff !! Just threw in a few stars, well deserved thread.

[DKG]

Originally Posted by robimahanta

Its time to start to the mammals

When I visited Corbett our host shared with me (on condition I don't share them in public) many amazing pictures given him by international wildlife photographers who had visited Corbett.

Seeing your pictures and their quality I must compliment your skills and in my opinion they rival the very best I have seen so far.

[pjbiju]

As always amazing pictures. I have always wanted to shoot birds. Hope to be able to do that one day and be inspired by your photos. Thanks for sharing these. When did you visit this place - the months in which you made these visits?

[motomaverick]

Originally Posted by robimahanta

for the birds, I used a a 400 f5.6 / 500 f4 lens

Thats quite a good arsenal for birds, in all these months of bird shooting i soon realized that 500mm is the minimum for them, even for some mammals. I certainly envy your collection of lens'

[robimahanta]

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Superb! Just so perfect capture! Is that Canon's 500 f4?

Had to click on 5 star rating.

Thanks a lot. These are nothing compared to the kind of images you post, you are an inspiration to a lot of guys.
Yes its the Canon 500 f4 for the birds

Originally Posted by pjbiju

As always amazing pictures. I have always wanted to shoot birds. Hope to be able to do that one day and be inspired by your photos. Thanks for sharing these. When did you visit this place - the months in which you made these visits?

Thanks Biju, I visited the park in the months of November and January.

[gd1418]

Robin, awesome is the word. Awesome, awesome & again awesome. Nothing more to say. Just enjoying the visual treat. Keep it coming.

[kaushik_s]

Wow, just wow. Wonderful photographs of Kanha. Loved them all, it's hard to pick which I liked most. Thanks for sharing.
BTW, do you have a flickR stream or any photo sharing website? Mind sharing them?

[Vik0728]

robimahanta I sent you a PM on the same and I am posting it here again bro...

YOUR PICS ARE

I am just glued to this thread now and waiting for all the pics!! Of course, have rated this thread a Well Deserved 5 stars.

[r0ckstar.1]

WOW!! Amazing pictures Robimahanta The tiger picture walking away from you is pretty good. Like it's telling you " Go away, I am not interested". You have a good eye for pictures and the colors are quite vibrant. I should visit this national park sometime soon with my DSLR (leaving family behind of course, else can't see the way i want to and capture it to my satisfaction). Keep the pictures flowing. Rated 5 starts.

[Coooolcat21]

Amazing pictures as always. Perfect for a coffee table book.
Kanha is like heaven among all the national parks i have seen till date.Thanks for sharing.
Regards

[robimahanta]

Ok eventually it leads me to post the picture of the mammal for which Kanha is famous for. I just had a brief tiger sighting but it was a beautiful sighting of a young female in good light during the morning jeep safari.

Camouflage


The pose


Ok..enough posing


Can I have a little privacy?

[DKG]

The second photograph is what this whole thing is about. The animal is in such a subtle yet emphatic manner indicating that this is it's home and unless humans are willing to respect that they are not welcome. It's giving you a choice to respect and above all to live and let live. Is that asking too much of humans?

[aryasanyal]

@Robi - The photos are just perfect as always. Thanks for sharing!
Hats off to your composition and the wonderful Canon glass.

Rated 5 stars.

[karthik123]

I must admit never seen such amazing photography outside nat geo magazines! these photos are brilliant! Wow!

[fazalaliadil]

Robi,

Awesome photographs..great composition..superb landscapes.

Truly a 5 star deserving thread (on, just its second page). There is so much I could write on the photographs, let me do that after a few more returns to your thread.

Regards,