About the Image(s)

Date of exposure: 26.04.2025, 09:28
Subject: SCAPE OF TABODA TIGER RESERVE FOREST INDIA
CAMERA: D 7200, 100-400 mm Tamron Lens
Exposure details: f-stop F/5.6, Focal Length: 200 mm, shutter speed 1/640 sec, ISO 100 , Exposure bias -0.3 step, pattern metering mode

LOCATION: Tadoba, Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district, India, is a land of legendary tigers, whispering teak and bamboo forests, sprawling grasslands and glistening lakes. Home to one of India's most thriving tiger populations, with over 90 tigers, this untouched paradise also shelters leopards, dholes, sloth bears, and a dazzling array of birds.

EDITING: I used PS CS 2025 to edit the frame, by a desktop computer. I used adobe camera raw 18 plug-in to enhance clarity, shadow details, brightness and exposure. I also used Topaz software to reduce digital noise.