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Leopard Descending

Leopard Descending

We drove in the Kruger National Park, and saw this leopard descending down a tree.

We drove in the Kruger National Park, and saw this leopard descending down a tree.
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Aug, 2016

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Behind The Lens

Location

Kruger National park, South Africa

Time

Around 2 oclock

Lighting

Perfect timing of daylight

Equipment

Nikon D750 Nikkor 50mm f1.4

Inspiration

I have always wanted to take a photo of a leopard with a kill

Editing

Not to much, just sharpness & color correction

In my camera bag

Nikon D750 50mm f1.4 35mm f1.8 2 external Flashes Manfrotto tripod

Feedback

Always be ready to snap the photos. Dont review it that much instant, because right at that moment the real story is being told

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