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Photo Information for 1 сентября, школьники и школьницы Республики Нигер, Западная Африка wild life 2

  1. Original File Size
    1072269
  2. Mime Type
    image/jpeg
  3. Image Height
    1200
  4. Image Width
    1800
  5. Color
    TRUE
  6. Byte Order Motorola
    FALSE
  7. Aperture
    f/10.0
  8. Focus Distance
    1.80m
  9. COMPUTED.Copyright
    Brent Stirton
  10. Image Description
    AMBOSELI, KENYA, MAY 2011: Undercover Kenya Wildlife Services Ranger detusk a bull elephant killed by a spear in the Amboseli ecosystem in the shadow of Amboseli, Kenya, May 29, 2011. The elephant was killed by a single spear stroke close to the spine which penetrated deeply enough to cause massive internal bleeding. It is not known whether this was a poaching attempt or whether this was a case of human elephant conflict with the animal in the crops of local Masaai. The animal was detusked and the ivory sent to the KWS HQ in Amboseli National Park. KWS has the mandate to protect wildlife in Kenya but lack the manpower and resources. Organisations like Big Life are the private sector arm of KWS in the 2 million acre Amboseli ecosystem, working alongside them to supply manpower, vehicles, funding, information networks and aircraft to practise effective conservation in the region. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Reportage for National Geographic Magazine.)
  11. Camera Make
    Canon
  12. Camera Model
    Canon EOS 5D Mark II
  13. X-Resolution
    100/1
  14. Y-Resolution
    100/1
  15. Resolution Unit
    2
  16. Software
    Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.3 (Macintosh)
  17. Last Modified
    2013:02:05 18:58:42
  18. Artist
    Brent Stirton
  19. Copyright
    Brent Stirton
  20. Exposure Time
    1/250
  21. F Number
    10/1
  22. Exposure Program
    Manual
  23. ISO Speed Ratings
    100
  24. Exif Version
    0230
  25. Date Taken
    2011:05:28 06:34:55
  26. Date Digitized
    2011:05:28 06:34:55
  27. Shutter Speed
    7965784/1000000
  28. Aperture Value
    6643856/1000000
  29. Exposure Bias Value
    0/1
  30. Max Aperture Value
    1/1
  31. Subject Distance
    180/100
  32. Metering Mode
    Pattern
  33. Flash
    16
  34. Focal Length
    24/1
  35. Focal Plane X-Resolution
    5616000/1459
  36. Focal Plane Y-Resolution
    3744000/958
  37. Focal Plane Resolution Unit
    2
  38. Exposure Mode
    Manual exposure
  39. White Balance
    Auto white balance
  40. Scene Capture Type
    Standard
  41. 1#090
    �%G
  42. IPTC. Дата Создана
    20110528
  43. IPTC. Время Создано
    063455-0400
  44. 2#062
    20110528
  45. 2#063
    063455
  46. IPTC. От-Линии
    Brent Stirton
  47. IPTC. Авторское Уведомление
    Brent Stirton
  48. IPTC. Заголовок
    AMBOSELI, KENYA, MAY 2011: Undercover Kenya Wildlife Services Ranger detusk a bull elephant killed by a spear in the Amboseli ecosystem in the shadow of Amboseli, Kenya, May 29, 2011. The elephant was killed by a single spear stroke close to the spine which penetrated deeply enough to cause massive internal bleeding. It is not known whether this was a poaching attempt or whether this was a case of human elephant conflict with the animal in the crops of local Masaai. The animal was detusked and the ivory sent to the KWS HQ in Amboseli National Park. KWS has the mandate to protect wildlife in Kenya but lack the manpower and resources. Organisations like Big Life are the private sector arm of KWS in the 2 million acre Amboseli ecosystem, working alongside them to supply manpower, vehicles, funding, information networks and aircraft to practise effective conservation in the region. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Reportage for National Geographic Magazine.)
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