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One of the lovely black-capped squirrel monkeys at London Zoo.

This guy started out much taller but sank & shrank as he dried :(

Those were simpler days.

Monkey's of Longleat Safari Park, Wiltshire

This monkey is enjoying some fruit a tourist left in a bag on the beach while she went for a swim.

Getting the evil eye from this alpha male monkey at the temple in Lopburi..

I went to the jungle of Costa Rica and finaly saw monkeys in the wild.

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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Taronga zoo, Sydney, Australia

Didn't quite get that...

A photo taken by Oli Dillon Squire for AFOP. This photo is available for free use across the Internet, providing that you attribute Action For Our Planet (AFOP).

 

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A monkey standing for snatching eatables from tourists near Nagarhole Sancturay , Karnataka , India

Macaque monkeys (Thailand)

long tailed macque eating termites

Monkeys are superior to men in this: when a monkey looks into a mirror, he sees a monkey. -Malcolm De Chazal

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