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Yasseen

Leopards Don

Leopards Don't Change Their Spots

When a leopard dies, he leaves his coat. when a man dies, he leaves his name.

When a leopard dies, he leaves his coat. when a man dies, he leaves his name.
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Canon PowerShot SX40 HS

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settings

Aperture f/5.8 ISO 500 Shutter 1/200

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2013

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2949

Likes

+421

Awards

Chatter Award

Zenith Award

Top Shot Award 21

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Contest Finalist in Big Cats Photo Contest

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Superb Composition

+72

Peer Award

+67

Top Choice

+54

Outstanding Creativity

+17

Magnificent Capture

+10

Jaw Dropping

+8

All Star

+1

Superior Skill

Exceptional Contrast

Great Find

Genius

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Platinum

Beautiful capture...

Perfect detail and color!

Beautiful shot of textures and another great "story line"

Oh WOW, this is magnificent! A brilliant and most beautiful capture.

PRO

The colors of the cat are striking and the eyes pierce your soul!

oh, so nice! Wonderful picture!

Fantastic photo work!!! Composition, light, color, detail, are really great! A beautiful capture, indeed.

Wonderful image, beautiful animal.

AWESOME!!!!!

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Amazing!!! Congrats!

Wow! Beautiful!

What a wonderful photo !! Thank you for sharing..

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beautiful shot.

wow i love this its amazing beautiful shot !!!!

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Beautiful capture and excellent composition

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Hey, Yasseen - like your animal portraits very much, obviously you live very close to them! And I like your title for this picture!

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Nice capture!

nice capture!

Awesome!

Stunning capture!

Platinum

Another STUNNING shot!!!

drop dead gorgeous absolutely superb

I love it....voted
kathleen

Great beautiful shot!!

This is one of the best Leopard shots I have seen, well done.

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Beautiful - Stunning - voted

Platinum

Stunning capture! Congrats on being a finalist!

Great find. Wonderfully taken.

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Fantastic shot, awesome, You have so beautiful fotostream so fantastic animals.O))

Just fantastic!

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Great image. Nice work. - Jake

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