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    One of the most challenging things i have experienced during my safari and using a fixed lens (600mm eqv) is putting moving subject in a full frame, without cutting any parts of the subject. This male leopard was descending the tree at the end of the day and made his way to the bushes. My focus was to keep this big cat entirely in the frame while looking through the viewfinder, any movement could ruin the picture. There is no other choice, you move back its gone, its only a matter of seconds.
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    Date Taken: Jul 22, 2015
    Date Uploaded: Aug 26, 2015
    Location: Masai Mara, Rift Valley, Kenya
    Camera: Canon EOS 7D Mark II
    Focal Length: 400 mm
    Shutter Speed: 1/250 sec
    Aperture: f/5.6
    ISO: 1000
    Copyright: © Husain Alfraid
    Categories: Animals, Black and White, Nature