excellent abstract, strokes from the impressionist's brush 'n noise is bonus, sriharsha. wonderful warm tones of the golden hours.

regards.
ps. instead of submitting comment, mistakenly i clicked on rating few sec.s back. i would give 8/10 to be frank.

LOL thanks so much for the 10er Nevil. I will pretend that I did not read the last line of your comment

Lovely feel in the image .. like the abstractness. Instead of prominent tiger in the frame like the mystery element.

Yeah , This is magical and wild !! Very abstract !

Wonderful creation Harsha. But, to me it is 'too abstract' - (now don't ask me what is 'too abstract', thats what I feel). A bit more definition of her would have been my choice. Never mind, this is one of your best creations.
best regards,
-RD

Harsha, I would personally want to see quite some more definition of the tiger in the grassland. I was imagining an image where just the head or eyes of the tiger would be visible more prominently or may be just the stripes being a little more prominent. The idea was very nice indeed.

As everyone already expressed I too liked the abstractness and the texture of it .. I kind of agree with Nilanjan da about a tad more prominence of the tiger bcos until I read your description I didn't know that there is a tiger in the grass !

I agree with you all on having a little more definition with the tiger, but the moving tiger, low light and long shutter all teamed up against me and I had to make do with this. But I still personally liked the outcome more than I expected, as its the bright colors of the Tiger amidst greens and browns of the grass which really stand out. I see this image more as a way to define the color of the Tiger than anything else. Ofcourse its purely personal and not everybody may share that point of view.

Amazing Harsha, I loved the mesh like pattern made by the moving grass.
Would love to see another shot with a shorter shutter, which would have more definition of the tiger, which i assume was keeping still,

I too think a little more definition of tiger would have added a lot to this image Harsha - easier said than done in the field however..

It's a fun image; I like it. Would look good on canvas I guess.