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Three sub-adult male lions fighting with a buffalo trying to bring it down for their next meal. As two of the lions grapple with the head and throat; this boy l...
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Three sub-adult male lions fighting with a buffalo trying to bring it down for their next meal. As two of the lions grapple with the head and throat; this boy lends a paw by holding on to the tail in an almost nonchalant manner
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PENTAX K-3

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Aperture f/9 ISO 200 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 15800/100

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Apr, 2016

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Fall Award 2020

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Magnificent Capture

Outstanding Creativity

Absolute Masterpiece

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All Star

Peer Award

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