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I'm in a bit of a photographic melancholy, or as Gailsman would say "lost my photo mojo". I'm sure it'll return.This is the first set of pictures i've been happy with for a few weeks now.
These were shot at Twycross Zoo, where I set myself the challenge of using only my 105MM prime lens and to get as much eye contact as possible. They were also shot through perspex that had thousands of mucky hand-prints on it, causing a problem for both autofocus and colour balance alike.
322.366: Or rather impressed as in a "not bad" expression? This is a portrait of a Siamang monkey at the Milwaukee County Zoo. These particular creatures have an inflatable throat sac which they use to vocalize through using a series of booms and barks.
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
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Vervet Monkeys (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) in the morning play ..
they are funny to view at, but if they come close to your camp, rather chase them, as they often come in hords and steel anything they can think of and then just damage it or eat your provision..
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Monkeys are superior to men in this: when a monkey looks into a mirror, he sees a monkey. -Malcolm De Chazal
There's practically a guaranteed sighting of Howler Monkeys on the Horseback Tours with Rancho Chilamate in Nicaragua near San Juan del Sur. They are amazing creatures to watch.
finally took the monkey bomb poster illustration by Nate Williams (N8W) and made it into a t-shirt for www.areyougeneric.org/