At the fringes of the day, the surface of the water takes on the saturated colors of the Pantanal in Brazil. In this shot of a yacare caiman, the water was reflecting the orange hues of the landscape that lined the riverbank. About 10 million caiman exist in the Pantanal — the single largest crocodilian population on earth. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 360mm) ISO 800, f/8 at 1/125th of a second
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At the fringes of the day, the surface of the water takes on the saturated colors of the Pantanal in Brazil. In this shot of a yacare caiman, the water was reflecting the orange hues of the landscape that lined the riverbank. About 10 million caiman exist in the Pantanal — the single largest crocodilian population on earth.
Fantastic!
There’s a lot of tension in that photograph. What’s going to happen next? Awesome.
—– A time to patinate
—– Ancient vessel touched with gold
—– Drifting in the murk .
Just gorgeous.
Perfection.
Much bigger then our Florida Gators & you captured greatcolors
With a face only his mother could love!
Oh this is gorgeous!!!! I hope you are submitting this for, like, EVERYTHING!!!!!!!