Speed, grace and efficiency are the elements of a wild dog that I see in this image. The slow shutter speed, combined with the pan motion blurred the background emphasizing the speed of the dog as it returns to the den after a successful hunt in the Okavango. This image has not been manipulated or edited to create this effect.
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