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 EOS 3, 500 4.5,2 x, beanbag. When I realized that the leopard was about to leap across the tree I changed the drive to multiple shots. Kept the Shutter down until the film was finished. There were several frames between #1 and #2. There were no frames between #2 and #3. The EOS 3 wasnt fast enought o catch the cat in the middle. Mary Ann McDonald got one of the cat in between the limbs! I have done the best I could to restore the face of the leopard shaded by the tree limb. Comments and suggestions welcome! Eleanor Kee Wellman, eleanorkeewellman.com, Blog at: keewellman.wordpress.com
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