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Elephant Herd Crossing
By John Doe
All Rights Reserved A family herd of elephants crossing the dusty savanna, led by the matriarch. The golden dust clouds kicked up by their massive feet create a dramatic atmospheric effect in the afternoon light.
The Story
Elephants are remarkably intelligent and emotional creatures. Watching the adults protect the young calves as they crossed open terrain was a touching display of family bonds.
Location
Amboseli, Kenya
Technical Details
- Camera
- Sony A7 III
- Lens
- Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM
- Settings
- ISO 400, f/8, 1/1000s
- Dimensions
- 1920 x 1280
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do elephants kick up so much dust?
Elephants throw dust on themselves for sun protection and to deter insects. The dust also helps cool their skin through evaporation.
