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Monkeys at Belfast Zoo.
Nikon F80 with 70-200 Nikkor Lens
Kodak Tri-X film, developed in Kodak D-76.
Home Printed on 7x5 " Ilford Multigrade paper, scanned on an Epson Perfection V-600 flatbed scanner.
i think he was deciding whether it was worthwhile to jump into the pond to get the food that drifted onto the water or sit around looking cute until tourists gave him more food
[Monkey Forest, Bali]
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Actually it's a Capuchin Monkey seen at the Manuel Antonio National Park in Costa Rica.
Also there were lots of Howler Monkeys in the Park, but the Capuchins have a constant scowl on their faces - I thought they should be renamed Scowler Monkeys.
As with other areas of the world inhabited by monkeys, you have to tend to your belongings, otherwise the monkeys would gladly share especially your food with you.
Zoo de Barcelona, me pierden esas miradas... a traves de un cristal, con mucha paciencia, ya que se movia como un mono...jjje. sin retoques.
The closest I have been to a monkey, but I didn't feel an ounce of joy.
We felt so bad for these animals. Why they felt the need to chain these animals up in tiny cages at a strawberry festival is beyond me. We all talked about getting some bolt-cutters and setting these guys free. It really got to us, especially since it was a hot sunny day, and some of these animals had no water. Luckily, we were able to get some of our bottled water to a cat's water bowl. He jumped right up and drank, then began to cry for food. Hope the animals were at least fed that day.
Taken just before it started to remove the rubber from around the windscreen. Tip: use your windscreen washers; that scares them off.