Unblinking Focus: Cheetah with a Predator's Gaze
A cheetah fixes its intense gaze directly toward the camera while resting in the grass at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. Captured with a Nikon D7000 and an ultra-telephoto 650–1300mm lens, this portrait highlights the unmistakable tear marks, elegant spotted coat, and the quiet confidence of the world's fastest land animal. A small strand of drool hanging from its mouth adds an authentic, unscripted detail—a reminder that even nature's most graceful predators have raw, candid moments. This close wildlife portrait celebrates both the beauty and realism of one of Africa's most iconic big cats. #EngelPhotography #Cheetah #Acinonyx #BigCat #Felidae #Carnivora #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #AnimalPortrait #NaturePhotography #SmithsonianNationalZoologicalPark #WashingtonDC #DistrictOfColumbia #Nature #EndangeredSpecies #TelephotoPhotography #LandscapesAndNature #Animalia #Mammalia #NorthAmerica
Photographer
James Engel
Date & Time
Monday, March 4th, 2013 at 3:03 AM America/New_York
Shutter Speed
1/125 sec
ISO
125
Location
North America, The United States of America, District of Columbia, Smithsonian National Zoological Park
Keywords
Animal Portrait, Landscapes & Nature, Photography Effects, Photography Genres, Photography Techniques, Wildlife Photography
Camera
Nikon D7000
Approximate Map Location
Latitude: 38.93112573
Longitude: -77.05324262
Altitude: 68.0 meters / 223.1 feet
Longitude: -77.05324262
Altitude: 68.0 meters / 223.1 feet