Show us your Lion Pictures

[mtanenbaum]

That is an amazing shot! I liked the way you framed the picture. 

[Africalover]

Khwai morning 

[Sebastian Kennerknecht]

On 11/7/2020 at 11:19 PM, JPS said:

Nice picture! Look like two friends sleeping together.....

 

Thanks so much JPS! That's exactly what I was going for. 

 

[Sebastian Kennerknecht]

On 11/7/2020 at 11:48 PM, mtanenbaum said:

That is an amazing shot! I liked the way you framed the picture. 

Thanks so much, really appreciate that!

 

[Towlersonsafari]

i must admit I do like this shot, which reminds us of a splendid lion sighting in the ktp and works quite nicely in Black & White (november 2018 panasconic G9)

Edited January 19, 2021 by Towlersonsafari

[Alice Bell]

Wow! Just awesome and I really like these colorful shots, thanks.

Edited January 28, 2021 by Alice Bell

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[Peter Connan]

[Kitsafari]

ooooooh how i miss those handsome faces.....

[The_Norwegian]

Namibia, by sunrise :-) 

[FlyTraveler]

Mating couple in Seronera area of Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. February, 2017.
 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 13, 2022 by FlyTraveler

[pomkiwi]

Back in the Timbavati last week after three years absence. Lots of excellent lion and leopard sightings. One of the more interesting was viewing a pride of 26 individuals gathered around and inside their buffalo meal. Here one of the two adult males is framed by a heap of very dirty cubs:

 

 

Nikon Z9, 100-400S + 1.4TC @ 560mm, 1/500sec, f/8, ISO280

[AndrewB]

Up a tree in the Masai Mara! The Lioness was being hounded by two males and escaped up the tree for a bit of peace and quiet. One of the males followed, which didn't work out that well as he didn't fit and the branch he chose was a bit bendy!

 

June 2018, near Rhino Ridge with an EOS 750D, Sigma zoom at 100mm, f5.6, ISO1600

 

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Cats everywhere Ngorongoro Crater March 2024

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Lioness visited our picknick-brkfst Ngorongoro Crater Nov 2024

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Early morning gamedrive Ngorongoro Crater Nov 2024

[John M.]

   One of our more interesting lion sightings (and we saw plenty in several safaris). I've posted a couple of these images in one of my historical TRs, but the other two haven't been aired before.

   Two of the Selinda lionesses took a roan antelope on the spillway in 2005, but it was stolen from them by one of the males. The confrontation was most entertaining, resulting in nearly 200 images (Yvonne was using a Canon EOS 1D Mark II).

 

 

 

 

 

 

[michael-ibk]

A great gory sequence John!

[John M.]

   Thank you @michael-ibkAside from the action, the most attractive factor for me was the nearly clean BG of the spillway surface.

[PT123]

Tusker time in the Mara