Brothers-Photography

The lion king

The lion king

camera

Canon EOS 70D

settings

settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 250/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2015

Views

2090

Likes

+251

Awards

Summer 2020

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Superb Composition

+26

Top Choice

+21

Absolute Masterpiece

+19

Outstanding Creativity

+5

All Star

+2

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Virtuoso

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Great lighting with this lioness shot.

thank u :)

Stunning Photo!!!!

Thank you :)

Good image very striking, however, try to make the erase tool used to focus the image on the head more subtle, furthermore, it appears you've enlarged the head, I might be wrong just there is a loss of quality I can see. So, just be careful how much you enlarge an image. :)

Thank you :)

Stunning..great lighting...

thank you :)

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