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Ranthambore Tiger -5

Ranthambore Tiger -5

Arrowhead (again). Here we were lucky enough to get her all to ourselves for about an hour. A sub adult tigress as curious about us as we were with her. Plenty ...
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Arrowhead (again). Here we were lucky enough to get her all to ourselves for about an hour. A sub adult tigress as curious about us as we were with her. Plenty of eye contact moments whilst she cooled off in the mud.
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Canon EOS-1D X

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Aperture f/8 ISO 500 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 200/1

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Mar, 2017

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