I visited the Nyakagezi gorilla family back in 2020. Since that visit, there has been a new addition to the family. It was great to get back and see the familiar faces and this new one — quite an animated little guy. Nikon Z8 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 190mm) ISO 2200, f/2.8 at 1/320th of a second.
I look forward to your photos every day. they are always stunning – but this one, THIS one, and the story behind it, brought me to tears. he’s just wonderful
Such a delight! He has a “rascally” look about him. To be able to revisit your old friends in the wild is a wondrous privilege. And we’re all glad you did!
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I visited the Nyakagezi gorilla family back in 2020. Since that visit, there has been a new addition to the family. It was great to get back and see the familiar faces and this new one — quite an animated little guy. Nikon Z8 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 190mm) ISO 2200, f/2.8 at 1/320th of a second.
I look forward to your photos every day. they are always stunning – but this one, THIS one, and the story behind it, brought me to tears. he’s just wonderful
Thanks Lisa. He was a very animated little guy.
That’s a great capture of. young gorilla’s expression! What a cutie!
Indeed. Thanks Sue.
A cutie, but not quite a patootie. 7/10
That rating is criminal.
Sean, your recent shares are just beautiful and capture each animal’s magnificence. This little guy was definitely fun to sit and watch!
Thanks Sharyl. Glad you’re enjoying the posts. Will be putting the gift book together soon.
Such a delight! He has a “rascally” look about him. To be able to revisit your old friends in the wild is a wondrous privilege. And we’re all glad you did!