October 24, 2016

Devouring Leopard

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October 24, 2016
Devouring Leopard

Species: Leopard | Location: Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa

By Sahasrangshu Choudhury

This picture was shot on my first visit to Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa. Difficult shot to take as the leopard was deep within the branches. The idea was to show the habitat as well as the pleasure of devouring.

About The Photographer

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2013 started photography , mostly into people, nature and pure wildlife. Have spent 4 years in Tanzania and now 6 months in South Africa. 4 win remaining to get AFIAP.

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