I happened to process this image in a traditional B&W way, like earlier photographers used to do.
Canon R 5; 500 mm lens; ISO 640; 1/640 sec. at f 4.5
J, the first thing that comes to mind from a photographic perspective is “framing”. Can’t say I recall seeing too many if at all any naturally framed & isolated subjects like this one. Truly an excellent image as presented… 
The B&W works perfectly on this scene.
Hey, Jagdeep. Gotta say I’m not a big fan of b&w photography for wildlife, but I think you made a good decision, here. It really sets the mood for this animal surrounded by what I’m guessing are bright greens all around him. Well done.
Whoa, Jagdeep, this is so beautiful! The natural framing is stunning and the b/w effect makes the whole scene pop, for me. Outstanding capture.
Beautiful image, Jagdeep. I love the brightness distribution in this image.
Great position of the animal against the bright background and excellent natural “vignette”, showing the bluebull in its habitat. Wonderful.
I think the framing works well here in part because the transition from dark to light is layered and doesn’t feel too jarring. Nice concept, Jagdeep, and well-executed.
Love this, Jagdeep. Makes me think of a 19th century Lithograph Perfect BW, lovely tones. The only thing I might do is to crop it a bit from the top. I find the mass of the framing a bit overwhelming.
