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Predator Playground

Predator Playground

The sun has just set and the night predators are stirring. It's time for the little ones to sleep. This was taken 3 years ago on my old Fuji. The quality may no...
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The sun has just set and the night predators are stirring. It's time for the little ones to sleep. This was taken 3 years ago on my old Fuji. The quality may not be that great but I still regard it as one of my best photos.
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FinePix S4000

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Aperture f/4.8 ISO 640 Shutter 10/200

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Jun, 2014

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Excellent capture with shadow.....love it

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