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RUSH OVER

RUSH OVER

This leopardess had made a kill and it was on the tree. As she moved to bring her cub, suddenly Hyena appeared so she rushed back and I clicked this to create a...
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This leopardess had made a kill and it was on the tree. As she moved to bring her cub, suddenly Hyena appeared so she rushed back and I clicked this to create a blur moment image
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camera

Canon EOS 7D Mark II

settings

settings

Aperture f/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 400/1

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2018

Views

21

Likes

+4

Awards

Peer Award

Magnificent Capture

Absolute Masterpiece

Categories

Submitted to Photo Contests

Capture Motion Blur

Tags

#masaimara #africa #leopard

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