Lion pictures?!

This topic was created in the Leo forum by sheathedclaws on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 and has 54 replies.

Where to Find High-Quality Lion Pictures

You can view a collection of lion photographs on Flickr by visiting the link provided. It offers a variety of images suitable for enthusiasts and nature lovers interested in lions.

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@sheathedclaws
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That's good to hear after an insane day, thank you πŸ™‚

I'm proceeding to embed my favorites which are almost all πŸ˜‰






Man, this woman has such an eye for composition and emotive experience. I've never seen such a range of personality in an animal in still photos.

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@sheathedclaws
14 Years1,000+ Posts

Actually - now I'm wondering about fellow Leos and artistic expression.

Of course growing up I wanted to become an actress - my Mother even called me Sarah Bernhardt for years. I was very dramatic πŸ˜› I liked participating in community plays and always craved the leading role.

I'll admit to practicing photography for a few years now, but recently my camera has met the floor... Maybe once I'm able to afford a quality one (again)!

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@sheathedclaws
14 Years1,000+ Posts

I love the Lion stretch, Swimming!! Awesome photos!

And FishStick, actually I never have. I find law intriguing but personally I doubt my ability to stay empathetic while being level headed. And by law, do you mean enforcing or practicing? Why do you ask?

Thinking about that, my current studies and clinic/workplace does have legal pieces with documentation, patient advocacy, and ethical standards. In healthcare I get to be passionate about my patients level of care and legal rights concerning insurance. We have to defend their care on a regular basis so they are not charged πŸ™‚

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@sheathedclaws
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Oooh - mess around as you wish doll πŸ™‚ Let me know if you need help.

By the way, I never forgot about your message. I've been trying to phrase it, but in text it is difficult. If you're okay with listening to English (I understand reading and listening in another language are two totally different things - I for one read other languages better than listening), I'll upload a quick response and link you to it. I've just really stunk with writing things down lately but I hate not responding quickly to you 😒

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@ShahBano
14 Years500+ PostsLeo

i am using photobucket

why in the end of that picture there are two added options of " view all" and an other one--i forgot which.

they are not supposed to be there !

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@sheathedclaws
14 Years1,000+ Posts

Hmm, try going into your account settings and/or photo 'editing' sections in Photobucket and make sure everything is 'checked' as Private. When you go to the 'share' section and click 'embed code', just make sure you're not ticking off specific thing you don't want!

I actually now use Flickr and find it a tad more user friendly πŸ™‚

I'll send you a video response tomorrow then! πŸ™‚ (well, since we're different timezones.. about 12 hours, hehe)

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@sheathedclaws
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The picture of the Lioness peeking over the grasslands is making me think in 'caption' mode.

'Marco.....' "Polo"
'I C U'

... Give me a few years and I'll think of some.

Anyone clever want to caption some of the lovely contributed photos? Maybe hold a caption contest? However, that's not very suitable for such high levels of class and poise, hm? πŸ˜›

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@celticlioness
16 Years1,000+ Posts

Posted by Wynter

awww, this makes me think of me and my son, he's almost 5 but intellectually is developed only as far as a 1 year old - and thinks its perfectly proper to drape himself across me like this, which is painful when he's the size of a 5 year old πŸ™‚ I've such strong upper body strength now!

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@Huntress
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Good thing that I have this Youtube video to watch - gives me a non-wasteful thing to do instead of BSing away my dose of Adderall. This is freaking long lmao πŸ˜›

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@Huntress
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Only got 20 minutes in. That's what happens when you're using free Wifi in public places. 😒

It's Memorial Day weekend and I live in a coastal city right by an inlet by the ocean.. freaking tourists..

Very very crowded and busy summer with vacationers coming here. I need to start packing an Uzi.. πŸ™‚

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@Huntress
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Wow.. Tamara - I can't even imagine that emotion one must have had when the light revealed such a mighty beast.

I truly yearn for such an explosive - almost animated embodiment of spirit such as this..

Elle.. that has me museful..

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@tamara
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Posted by Huntress
Wow.. Tamara - I can't even imagine that emotion one must have had when the light revealed such a mighty beast.

I truly yearn for such an explosive - almost animated embodiment of spirit such as this..

Elle.. that has me museful..

It's gorgeous isn't it Huntress? It's titled 'Rift in Paradise' and was taken by Joel Sartore, in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.

"This photograph is so beautifully executed. The color is magnificent, with the cobalt blue sky in the background and the warm light on the lion. The composition is perfect. Yet underneath all that beauty is a message: Lions are in trouble. Joel Sartore has devoted himself to photographing animals out of balance, endangered, crying for a voice."
~Chris Johns, Editor in Chief, National Geographic

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@tamara
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Posted by SwimmingLioness
HaHaHa!!!!! Look! It's DXP!!

Don't worry dears, we don't bite πŸ˜„ πŸ˜›

I just had to bring this here! I posted it in the "Describe Yourself??_" thread on the Astrology Board.

It's like a reverse zoo! Lol! Epic welcome to the lion's den. πŸ˜›

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@Huntress
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I love how much cubs learn from the lions and lionesses that raise them.

Now that work has me more fluent in dog communication and body language.. I'd love to learn exotic feline nonverbals..

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