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Not ideal conditions for sure Rachel, but this is so much more than the image itself, it's all about experiencing/savouring something very special indeed. 
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Congrats Rachel on the sighting. Am sure it must have been thrilling to see em. I like the expression on the lioness and the details. TFS.
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So glad you saw this! I've yet to see these in the wild.
For those interested - it's not albinism but a recessive white gene that only occurs in some prides in Southern Africa every few generations.
I think you made the most of the opportunity given the lazy lions and the light.
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Thanks Marc, Sanjeev and Morkel. I had seen the mother of these two lionesses on one of my prior trips. She was definitely lighter than other lions but not white. This was my first time to actually see a white lion.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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What a privilege to see ! WOW
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Hi Rachel -- Thanks for sharing this , thrilled to see this . Good details and you have done well considering the lighting .
I feel it is a bit tight at the bottom .
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You certainl caught it Rachel, beautiful rendition and details. I don't really know why but when I looked I first thaought it was a large cub as opposed to adult.
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Thanks Basil, Haseeb and Jon. Haseeb, I also would prefer a little more room below.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Nice one Rachel, I might trim a sliver off the top to balance the foot as you have no more below.
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Thanks Steve