My wife and I love Prong Horn Antelopes. This image was shot in 2006 in Yellowstone NP with a 1D Mark 2 and 100-400 version 1. We were slightly off the trail and looking up at animals on a slight rise. They were totally comfortable with us. It was processed today using modern stuff.
A fine picture of the Prong Horns, coming uphill, the female appears to be more bold than the male.
There appears to be some magenta cast in the frame. Tilted trees and grass blades make me wonder if this needs some rotation.
Really nice environmental image! Very tough to catch a pair both in good poses with bright eyes.
The “leveling” issue is a tough one - to me, the trees ARE a bit “off” but the back of the female - the dominant thing in the image - is very level, and to me that is the most important consideration.
Lovely EP!
Sandy