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Closest Portrait Of A "Oriental garden lizard". This Particular Shot Was Captured On Regular Photo-Walk But, I Know This Image Doesn't Convey Any Mood And Time Sense. So, I Am Gonna Explain. This Is On A Very Pleasant And Warm Winter Evening In A Blissful Village.

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ISO	400
Model	Canon EOS 1500D
Shutter Speed	1/800
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	250 mm
Instagram handle	@__varun_sathi__

Eyes And Intensity Wildlife Photography

Varun Reddy Sathi

Its light that makes a difference. I captured this backlit spotted deer at kanha national park

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ISO	200
Model	EOS R5
Shutter Speed	1/500
Aperture	f/4
Focal Length	400
Instagram handle	@prashant_singh_photography

Light and Shadow Wildlife Photography

Prashant Singh

Monitor Lizard toung out in lush green forest area

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ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS M50 MARK II
Shutter Speed	1/640
Aperture	F/4.5
Focal Length	100mm
Instagram handle	pinkesh_tanna

Monitor Lizard Wildlife Photography

Pinkesh Tanna

Sunrise with flock of flamingos

Details
ISO	2500
Model	Canon R6
Shutter Speed	1/2000
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	700mm
Instagram handle	@visualsofwild.photography

New Beginning Wildlife Photography

Niranjan Acharya

Captured on 18 Feb 2022 At Chamba Himachal Pradesh. Total Spend time is 1 hour to clicking that image. The jungle cat is very shy animal and run away after seeing the people's. Its hard to find them in farms at daytime. i take only some few shots 2 or 3

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ISO	800
Model	Canon EOS 700D
Shutter Speed	1/2500
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	500mm
Instagram handle	@deepakgargsharmaphotography

The Jungle Cat Wildlife Photography

DEEPAK GARG SHARMA

A Grey Heron about to take off after snatching fish from a Darter

Details
ISO	250
Model	M50
Shutter Speed	1/1600
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	400mm
Instagram handle	thenaturalangle

Free Wildlife Photography

Hitesh Chawla

The leopard is a solitary animal of the bush and forest and is mainly nocturnal in habit, although it sometimes basks in the sun. It is an agile climber and frequently stores the remains of its kills in the branches of a tree. It feeds upon any animals it can overpower, from small rodents to waterbuck, but generally preys on the smaller and medium-sized antelopes and deer; it appears to have a special liking for dogs as food and, in Africa, for baboons. It sometimes takes livestock and may attack human beings.