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Cooling Off

Cooling Off

This tiger was cooling off in a cool pool to get relief from the hot afternoon sun.
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This tiger was cooling off in a cool pool to get relief from the hot afternoon sun.
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camera

NIKON D300

settings

settings

Aperture 80/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/2000 Focal Length 2000/10

location

location

Florida, US

upload_date

upload_date

Aug, 2022

Views

175

Likes

+29

Awards

People's Choice in Tigers! Photo Challenge

Winner in Tiger, Tiger Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+19

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Superb Composition

Top Choice

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Top Ranks

Top 30 rank

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PRO

Having a bubble bath in the spa? 😉

PRO+

A very cool cat! 😎

Tigers the most beautiful looking animals in the world to me.. precious picture

PRO

Congratulations on your win Kurt. Beautiful shot!

Platinum

Congrats on the PC win Kurt! Cool capture!

Congratulations, Kurt!

Ultimate

Congratulations on your PC award.

PRO+

Congratulations on your much-deserved award, Kurt!

PRO

Congratulations on your PC win. You are really on the roll.

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