lighthound wrote:
Super nice shot Dave! Hope they're still out there growing as well.
Dave
I hope so too. They have a lot to get through to make it to adulthood. It's not easy being a leopard.
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mabidally wrote:
Sweet shot and I think you done great for stability with the constrained speed by available light.
The Land Rover had a platform mounted to the side where I had a bean bag for support. I could not hold a heavy lens for a sharp shot without it.
Terrific shot of what I think might be the same cubs we saw in the Delta. We saw them in late March, 2 cubs in a hollow fallen log. We probably spent 6 hours total over 3 days waiting for them to emerge for a few minutes. The mom would stop by to call them to come out, then would go up a tree or over to a termite mound. Here is a link to two photos of the cubs from my website: https://www.wanderingeye.net/p1029134722/eab392052
Herb Houghton wrote:
Excellent clarity in those eyes Dave
Yeah the eyes make this shot work.
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wonderer wrote:
You got the magic moment--nothing to feel bad about in that gorgeous shot!
Thanks for posting.
--Kim
Thanks Kim. I am happy with the shot.
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gcooke0522 wrote:
Picture is so sweet, my teeth are aching Great shot, Dave!
Sorry about your tooth ache. Thanks for the nice comment.
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BeeBalm wrote:
Its gorgeous and so cute too
Have a great day
BB
This shot has lots of cute. Thanks for taking a look and commenting.
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Pius Sullivan wrote:
WOW!, amazing capture, Dave.
Pius
Thanks Pius. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time.
ox0312 wrote:
This is a beautiful shot Dave. TFS and looking forward to more of these cubs (I am sure there are more of these cubs ). YGMV
Faizan
Thanks for the comment and thanks for the vote. I have more leopards that I will post sometime soon.
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jfwoodman wrote:
What a find! Congrats on the capture.
Thanks. The cub gave me a nice pose and I just pushed the button.
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Warkari wrote:
Oooh! What an adorable capture. Well-done, Dave.
Amit.
It's hard to miss when the subject is leopard cubs.