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Hi everyone, I have just returned from leading a 3 week tour to the Pantanal and Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil. It was a very rich trip for photography of mammals as well as birds. We photographed Jaguars on 5 different days. This is how we often found them earlier in the day before they started hunting, resting by the riverbank partially obscured. I have plenty of clean shots of them but I liked the side on pose here. The decision of how to crop wasn't easy, if I cropped more closely to get rid of all of the out of focus vegetation it felt "cut off" but if I included the whole body the remaining vegetation was more distracting so this is what I settled on.
Canon 5D3 500F4 1/320 F4, iso 1600, taken handheld from boat |
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by Robert Sabin
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