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Lion Portriat

Lion Portriat

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Aperture 56/10 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 112148/1000

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Jan, 2020

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Superb Composition

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Outstanding Creativity

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Animals

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So regal!

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Wow....this is gorgeous!!! And he definitely knows he is the King!! : )

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They call him the "king of beasts" for a reason.

Super, one can almost read his mind....

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Very nice Cher!

What a handsome fellow.

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The serenity of pure power

Beautiful capture! Voted Species.

Voted Best Shot 9!

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A great shot of the king of the beast.

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Majestic and beautiful capture!

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Voted Large Animals !!

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Excellent close up. Beautiful lion as well. I love the male lions.

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