
by John Tobias
I was waiting for the snow leopard cubs to be brought out for a photo session when I noticed the adult pair, parents of the cubs, sitting side by side, with the female just a bit behind the male. They were in shadow, coupled with shooting through wire resulted in a higher ISO, slow shutter speed, and wide open. I did not have either a tripod or monopod with me. Did try to rest the camera on the wire of the exhibit.
Canon T6i
1/100 @ F-6.3 ISO 800
Sigma 18-250 OS @ 250mm HH
Comments
4 commentsThis is very nice John, I think you've done a fantastic job considering the circumstances.
Excellent

Nice photo of these two. The front cat is sharp where necessary, and the rear cat is clear enough to deliver the message. Great job under difficult conditions.
Hey John,
Well done, this is a wonderful image . . .
I really like this image. My first thought was mystery which fit snow leopards perfectly. The eye of the male is very sharp is really good considering the the circumstances.