Glamorous
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Comment by MaryO:
I do love the way those background colors complement the Leopard, and the very direct stare of a confident animal. Looking at my scores I apparently gave you a 7, so I liked it when I voted on it, too!

The right side of the image looks a bit misty, like you took the picture with a zoom through something in the foreground, or the light was shining just into that side of the lens. Don't mind it so much in the background but I'd try to fix it on the cat (maybe a little selective burning, increase in saturation and/or contrast on the overbright bits). And I'd clone out that bright thing on the left side of the leopard's cheek. Then I'd give it a 9 ;-)

Glamorous
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Comment by Jedusi:
Very handsome Leopard - nice background colours.

Let us entertain you!
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Comment by icando:
Beautiful bird, the colour is amazing

King of the Concrete Jungle
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Comment by JuliBoc:
He looks annoyed that you have invaded his morning sunbath. The lighting is very dramatic. It's nice seeing all that detail on his face.

What was that?
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Comment by Prism:
Like the angle of the cat with the blurred leaves in the foreground framing the face.

Hi There!!!!!
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Comment by JuliBoc:
What a beautiful lizard! The image is great. I love the strong color and the contrast. My first thought when I saw it was: "no way, this can't be real!"

Hi There!!!!!
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Comment by Prism:
What a pose! Love the bright green of his skin against the darker colours of the wood.

I see you!
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Comment by Prism:
Wonderful feather detail and I like the catchlight in his eye.

What was that?
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Comment by Jedusi:
Hmm I'm guessing an Ocelot or a Serval . .

Both of them have these heads which look too small for both their bodies and their ears :- )

He's certainly interested in something !

What was that?
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Comment by MaryO:
Serval? Like the diagonal you have here in the composition; I would suggest desaturating the pupils to get rid of the green reflection and then burning them a bit to darken them.