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Brian Sugden

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Plains Zebra

20-10-2020, 10:17

Taken at the waterhole at Okaukuejo in Etosha National Park, Namibia. I think zebra look good in black and white.

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Bill53

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20-10-2020, 19:06

Superb shot Brian.

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Trev B

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20-10-2020, 19:50

I like that fully agree, yes they are a good B&W subject

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CasaRova

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21-10-2020, 05:41

Beautiful image, the reflections on the water are awesome
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ST-EOS

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21-10-2020, 06:09

Terrific image Brian, well done

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John Liddle

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21-10-2020, 20:25

Outstanding image Brian !

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Colin W

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#7

22-10-2020, 17:47

Excellent B&W photo.

I like that one Zebra is looking at you!

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DougZ

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23-10-2020, 17:48

I'm not a particular fan of animals or photos of them, but that is just awesome!
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pelliott1954

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29-10-2020, 09:08

Worth printing and mounting on the wall, a cracking shot

Paul
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