This one goes out to the first graders of the Learning Community school in Rhode Island who are currently learning about Africa. Lions are very social for wild cats and they typically live in prides with several other family members. This mother and her cub were members of a pride of about 14 lions living in the Olare Orok Conservancy of the Masai Mara in Kenya. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 220mm) ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/320th of a second
My first graders at The Learning Community LOVED this photo (and many more). Thank you for the shout out. It’s our plan to check out a few photos a day for the remainder of the school year. Your work is incredible!
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Must be about the sweetest expression possible! The decisive moment comes often for you, Sean.
Thanks Michael. I’m all about that high per second frame rate.
great pic, with mother and new baby, snuggle close by. great work. to day.
Gorgeous!
*LOVE*
AWESOME
So beautiful to see:)
Sean how lucky we are to have you share this priceless moments with us all, mother & child or cub always touches our hearts
Sue Rubeo
Thanks Aunt Sue. Karen was with me when we saw these two lions.
My first graders at The Learning Community LOVED this photo (and many more). Thank you for the shout out. It’s our plan to check out a few photos a day for the remainder of the school year. Your work is incredible!
You’re welcome Lynn, glad they liked it.
Good stuff Sean. Nice work.