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Namibia.
Hammerstein Lodge
Maltahöhe, 65 km from Sossusvlei
The lodge has cats (cheetah, leopard and caracal) in large fenced areas where you can join a guided walk.
Big five #5
It's the only leopard I saw on my trip.
No wonder the shooting experience was somewhat different: (1) longer lasting expressions and (2) longer naps and periods of inactivity.
I set out to photograph Snow Leopard mama, Asia. Failed to realize that I had waited 2 hours standing there for the wrong Snow Leopard.
We caught up with this leopard on a night drive but he'd obviously seen it all before and just waited patiently for us to leave. South Luangwa National Park
Taken With New Nikon Coolpix P510 Digital Camera With 42 Times Optical Zoom @ The Philly Zoo, Please Ask Before Using A Photo, Thanks - Todd - bigcats.tripod.com
This picture was taken at Edinburgh zoo recently.
The poor leopard was obviously unhappy and in some distress as witnessed by his constant pacing backwards and forwards in his enclosure.
I thought the conversion to g/s may help to put across the mournful look in the beautiful leopards eyes.
#108
Had my BP monitored for 24 hours, which meant I had to sleep with this thing that beeped and squeezed my arm every 15 minutes! Had pretty bad sleep, but looking at the chart it was the only time that my BP was constantly lower. It was a fun experiment seeing what makes it go up and what makes it go down!!
Leopard (Panthera pardus). On our last safari drive at the Khwai Tented Camp we were the sixth vehicle to reach an area where a mother leopard and her cub were deep in the bush consuming their kill (not sure if it was a recent kill). From where I was in the rear of the vehicle, I could not see them so it was a test of patience as we sat there and sat there. After a very long wait, the leopards emerged for a very brief moment then returned to the bush.
Shot this beautiful creature at the Columbus Zoo. Just something about those eyes. This is actually an older shot that has been sitting in my archives.
Taken at Kings Pool Safari Camp, Botswana.
This lady had a full belly and was just too tired to bother with the photographers below.
I made this composite to tell the story. She lifts her head; gazes around; nothing doing, eyes close; then succumbs to sleep, slumping over the branch like a soft toy hanging over the arm of a lounge chair.
Looks best Large.