July 26, 2017

A Ray of Hope

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July 26, 2017
A Ray of Hope

Species: Lion | Location: Tswalu Kalahari, South Africa

By Varun Yennemadi

Happened to be where a lioness had killed a wildebeest, in a bush, just below a tree. Cold morning with the sun rising. This cub was extremely fidgety. Crawled up to a spot where this happened. There was not much time.

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ISO 400, f/2.8 , SS 1250, -0.33ev, Matrix metering : Nikon D810 & 400mm f/2.8

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