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Early Morning Drink

Early Morning Drink

We were on the road early, leaving our camp by 6.30 pm and came across this lone elephant who was having a quiet morning drink at the pond. With the soft light ...
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We were on the road early, leaving our camp by 6.30 pm and came across this lone elephant who was having a quiet morning drink at the pond. With the soft light and barely a disturbance in the water, it gave a very nice reflection image. Beautiful start into the day.
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Aperture f/9 ISO 160 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 1350/10

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May, 2017

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