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Zebras Drinking © Brian Basson Photography

Zebras Drinking © Brian Basson Photography

Shot taken in Makuze Game Reserve, South Africa June, 2016.

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Shot taken in Makuze Game Reserve, South Africa June, 2016.

All of my images on this website and elsewhere are protected by International Copyright Law, with all my rights reserved.

The images may not be copied, reproduced, manipulated or used in any way without the written permission of the author, Brian Basson Photography.
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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 125 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 120/1

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Jan, 2016

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1167

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Awards

Action Award

Legendary Award

Member Selection Award

Peer Award

+25

Superb Composition

+14

Absolute Masterpiece

+12

Top Choice

+11

Magnificent Capture

+5

Outstanding Creativity

Superior Skill

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Outstanding!

Platinum

Awesome close up ..voted Image of the month:-)

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Great composition!

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Triplets in black and white - and add reflections!

Very well performed.....
Were you swimming in the pool???? :p

Btw: I've seen lots of colored b/w zebras....
Whahahahahahahaha

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fabulous...nice reflections too

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fabulous...nice reflections too

Three of a kind and its a beautiful capture.

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An absolutely Zebra classic Brian talk about blending into each other!

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Pure genius, Brian. The middle one looks like he's had a fight (scars). Someday I want to travel to South Africa and Namibia.

fantastic capture , looks great in black and white

B & W doesn't get much better than this....love it

This is very beautiul, good choice of b/w tones are very striking

Great shot 3 times. Well captured Brian

Fabulous capture of the patterns and a little of reflection is a bonus!

Congratulations on your award!

Amazing job on nailing the contrast on this shot! Beautiful!

Great photo!

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Thank you.

Amazing capture
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