Black and white ruffed lemurs are probably the second most well known behind the ring tailed lemurs. They also happens to be the most mischievous (at least as far as I could tell). This one was checking me out as I took a few wide angle shots from directly below. I was using my backup camera with its pop up flash so the lighting isn’t ideal, but it works well enough. Nikon D40x with Nikkor 18-55mm lens (at 22mm) ISO 400, f/4 at 1/60th of a second
Thanks Peter. Are you referring to when viewing on a mobile device? I’ve noticed that that is happening since I optimized my site for other devices — which I had to do to get preferential ranking by Google.
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Black and white ruffed lemurs are probably the second most well known behind the ring tailed lemurs. They also happens to be the most mischievous (at least as far as I could tell). This one was checking me out as I took a few wide angle shots from directly below. I was using my backup camera with its pop up flash so the lighting isn’t ideal, but it works well enough.
An invitation
Assent through formal welcome
To the court of trees
love this!!
Thanks for sharing! Even with less than ideal lighting, it’s a great shot.
the pic. looks great, the lighting looks great a’lso, great pic.keeping the pic. coming our waY. ( THAnks me )
Sean ,text is crowding pictures
Thanks Peter. Are you referring to when viewing on a mobile device? I’ve noticed that that is happening since I optimized my site for other devices — which I had to do to get preferential ranking by Google.