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Leopard Cub grooming itself. In this photo he had just fed off an a female Impala corpse. Cats clean themselves to rid the scent of food from their coat - As to not become food themselves.
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Photo of a Leopard taken while on a day out the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Nr Doncaster
Taken using a Nikon D7100 and Sigma 120.0-400.0 mm f/4.5-5.6 lens
Amoerpanter of Amoerluipaard (Panthera pardus orientalis of Panthera pardus amurensis)
Blijdorp, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Conservation status: Critically Endangered
Snow Leopards
Brookfield Zoo
October 20, 2013
It's been 4 weeks since I photographed Brookfield Zoo's Snow Leopard cub, Everest. He has grown quite a bit, and boy does he like to play! He keeps his mom, Sarani, very busy! It is so fun to watch them interact with one another.
My first experience of blending textures + original image in Photoshop.
The Leopard shot was taken at Edinburgh Zoo.
The texture image itself was just a shot of a white/cream painted window ledge in which the paint was now very flakey.
I've created layer mask, copied the texture into this layer mask then blended this together using blend mode and the overlay selection. Initially at 40%, then repeated at 100%. I've then used the brush tool to remove the texture over the Leopard itself.
This is actually a photo I took back in 2011 in Kruger National Park in South Africa. We had a good 20 minutes with two young leopards. I just reprocessed this photo in LR to do it better justice than my older version.
Northern chinese leopard
Panthera pardus japonensis
While pacing around its enclosure, spotted a small child running and stopped, then stared and followed the child from behind the glass…