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Do you know if he is a younger lion? Almost looks like he is still growing his mane out ~ (At least compared to the male lions I've seen who all have very long, huge manes.)
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Once again you have done an amazing job at capturing nature at its finest. Even in this enclosed habitat these animals are still living as if they were in their natural habitat. The way you captured the lighting is very interesting. All the light seems to be coming at you and along the way it just enhances everything right down to the claw marks/teeth marks on the wood. There is a great balance between light and dark as well. You see the shadows real well in the female lion and in the tree in the background.
The big male seems to be the center of this picture but the great thing about that is, is that he doesn't stop the flow of the overall look. One thing that really contributes to this is the fact that you have a foreground, middleground, and background.
This is just such an absolutely well timed and amazingly captured photograph. Wonderful work!
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