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The Catch

The Catch

camera

NIKON D5500

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settings

Aperture 6/1 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 380/1

upload_date

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Feb, 2022

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102

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+3

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Superb Composition

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Top 20 rank week 2

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Sunset in the Chobe NP Botswana

Lake Louie covered in snow and ice in May

Harvesting Pollen

Scene of the Bay of glaciers. Took this image on the cruise up the inside passage when there was still a lot of snow on the mountains

A lion stares majestically

Sunrise at the Oak Park baths in Cronulla, Sydney

Early morning dew on a grass seed head

Travelling from Capetown to Jo-burg managed to shoot this shot from the train Beautiful colour of the farms set against the snow capped mountains

White Lion of the Timbavati Region part of a breeding program on the south coast of NSW at the Mogo Zoo

Petronas Towers Kuala Lumpur

A Barn Owl caught in flight

I likes the soft light coming through these trees that I noticed as we walked in the morning around a mountain in New Zealand

A Pelican soars in sky above me at Little Beach, Nelson Bay

Victoria's Southern Coastline along the Great Ocean Road has many spots where you can view the picturesque coastline famed for the 12 Apostles althoug

Two male Kangaroos engaged in fight to secure mating rights. Part of a herd that lives in bushland around the Port Stephens Golf Course in NSW

A pair of Snow Leopards enjoy each other's company on a grassy knoll

Striped brown on yellow pansies liked these as I have never seen any like this.

A Silver Gull in flight, A common seabird on the East Coast of Australia

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