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During a 2011 volunteer safari in South Africa, the photographer captured this intimate portrait of a satiated cheetah basking in the sun. To achieve a unique perspective, the photographer leaned from an open 4x4 vehicle, positioning the camera near the ground to secure a striking, eye-level gaze. By utilizing a 105mm focal length, the photographer successfully isolated the subject, creating a powerful connection between the viewer and the wild animal. This image is award-worthy for its daring composition and the technical precision required to capture such a candid, intense moment in the African wilderness.
Cheetah Stare, by Bashar Alaeddin
Born in Kuwait City and having spent most of his life between Jordan and Lebanon, Bashar Alaeddin brings over nine years of photographic experience to his craft. As the founder of a professional studio in Amman, Jordan, he balances a diverse commercial career in food and portrait photography with a deep passion for capturing the landscapes and night skies of the Middle East. His work is heavily influenced by his background as an amateur astronomer, often blending technical precision with a profound appreciation for the natural beauty of the Arabian region.
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