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A jumping croc (or "cheeky ginga"), Adelaide River, NT. Don't get too close!

A jumping croc (or "cheeky ginga"), Adelaide River, NT. Don't get too close!
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Canon EOS 500D

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 500 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 55/1

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May, 2016

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Nice capture, like the tones too.

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Awesome capture! Keep up the good work!

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Very interesting capture. You may want to consider joining my "Gators and Crocs" photo challenge.

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