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Dainty Feet

Dainty Feet

As the sun was going down and the plains animals were moving towards their night time rest this young baby Zebra was holding his own and keeping up with the her...
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As the sun was going down and the plains animals were moving towards their night time rest this young baby Zebra was holding his own and keeping up with the herd. The light was poor but I loved the way the dust came up as they moved on. A moment I shall always remember.
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NIKON D500

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 800 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 4200/10

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Feb, 2017

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