Looks like I caught these two giant river otters in the middle of some sort of illicit activity. In reality, they were simply grooming each other while stopping for a moment to watch our boat float past. Photographed along the banks of one of the many rivers of the Pantanal in Brazil. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 360mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/200th of a second.
Let your freak flags fly Giant River Otters! Or in the case that you don’t have flags, because you don’t have money or thumbs, just grow your freak whiskers really long! Either way, we’ll know you’re freaky!
I think there is a story to be told about these two and what they were up to. (Wait for the next Disney animated movie.) But, whenever your subjects make real eye contact with your lens, the drama heightens, the imagination tries to fill in the story line, and you wonder: what are they thinking of us?
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Looks like I caught these two giant river otters in the middle of some sort of illicit activity. In reality, they were simply grooming each other while stopping for a moment to watch our boat float past. Photographed along the banks of one of the many rivers of the Pantanal in Brazil. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 360mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/200th of a second.
Let your freak flags fly Giant River Otters! Or in the case that you don’t have flags, because you don’t have money or thumbs, just grow your freak whiskers really long! Either way, we’ll know you’re freaky!
You took a a not so handsome couple & turned photo into,something of beauty to see Mother Nature at its best & You to
Aunt Sue
I think there is a story to be told about these two and what they were up to. (Wait for the next Disney animated movie.) But, whenever your subjects make real eye contact with your lens, the drama heightens, the imagination tries to fill in the story line, and you wonder: what are they thinking of us?
Wow! I’ve always wanted to see these animals.