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This photo has been taken in the Maasai Mara. The cheetah is a successful mother

This photo has been taken in the Maasai Mara. The cheetah is a successful mother
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At first glance, my reaction to this beautiful photograph was I would have suggested trying cropping a little of the top and right of the image and seeing if you liked it better- then I spotted the little baby in the bottom right! WOW was I wrong! It's a perfect and stunning image.

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Hi your remark on the cropping was absolutely correct, but the small cup on the right buttom makes it special and then I wanted to have the hughe free landscape in the background to show the enormous african space in which they live and have to hunt
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