Some homework assignments are more fun than others. Learning to use my new 600 mm lens called for a trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo. I have wanted to “get closer” to wildlife in Florida while photographing birds and alligators. And I definitely want to be ready for puffins I will see in Iceland in July. I know I will get the best results from practice.
Mounted on a sturdy monopod and attached to my Nikon D800, my new lens focused on the African lion and tiger today, and brought home these images for you.
This images shows the tiger’s markings.Sleeping male lion. Peaceful.
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Wonderful pictures. I hope you go to Africa some day and can photograph them in the wild.
Wonderful pictures. I hope you go to Africa some day and can photograph them in the wild.
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