Another shot of the Cheetah. She was watching an impala but the impala saw her and bleated a warning (Not sure that’s the correct term) so the Cheetah kept searching.
All comments are appreciated.
(If this is a composite, etc. please be honest with your techniques to help others learn)
D850, 70-200 at 200, ISO 800, f/11, 1/320th sec, hand help
Steve, I am surprised that there are no comments. I really like this image. A wonderful portrait of a beautiful animal. No nits at all.
Cheetah is nicely placed in the frame and I like the head turn.
Ideally I would have preferred lesser DOF, any particular reason for using F 11 ?
Thank you for the comments! @JRajput, the reason I used f/11 is, well, inexperience. 
This trip was my first ever experience at wildlife photography, and mostly I was too caught up in the moment to think through what I was doing. After all, I never thought I’d be less than 10 meters from a white rhino, a pack of wild dogs, a leopard and cubs, a pride of 11 lions loudly eating their prey, or be in the middle of a 300+ herd of cape buffalo. I was definitely overwhelmed. The experience did give me a huge appreciation for the skill and artistry of true wildlife photographers such as yourself and others here on NPN. I do hope to get more experience in wildlife and avian photography and learn the skill and techniques (and patience!) needed to get consistent results.
Another beautiful shot of the Cheetah, Steve. I really like the erect posture that shows off those long legs and the lean body.
