Nature's Best Photography Windland Smith Rice International Awards 2011 - Highly Honored
07th January 2012
I am honored to have my Cheetah image as a Highly Honored publication in the Nature's Best Photography Windland Smith Rice International Awards 2011. One of the world biggest photography competitions.
Shadow Puppet
Camera used - Canon 40D
Lens used - Canon 100-400mm
Shutter speed - 1/200
Aperture - F7.1
ISO - 400
Exposure bias - 0
"The Cheetah is an animal that I have been passionately keen to photograph since starting this hobby. My dream came true one cold winter’s morning in South Africa’s Kruger National Park, just as the sun was rising. We spotted this Cheetah in the dry grass, and it walked along at a steady pace until it reached a tree. She was beautifully set against the tree in the golden early morning light, which allowed me to capture this image."
Shadow Puppet
Camera used - Canon 40D
Lens used - Canon 100-400mm
Shutter speed - 1/200
Aperture - F7.1
ISO - 400
Exposure bias - 0
"The Cheetah is an animal that I have been passionately keen to photograph since starting this hobby. My dream came true one cold winter’s morning in South Africa’s Kruger National Park, just as the sun was rising. We spotted this Cheetah in the dry grass, and it walked along at a steady pace until it reached a tree. She was beautifully set against the tree in the golden early morning light, which allowed me to capture this image."
