I was able to photograph four species of monkey on my trip to Guyana. This mom and baby are Guyanan red howler monkeys, captured in the Iwokrama rainforest. The Iwokrama is considered one of the four last pristine tropical rainforests in the world (along with the Congo, New Guinea and the Amazon). Nikon Z8 with Nikkor 500mm PF lens, ISO 4000, f/5.6 at 1/160th of a second.
Sean, you have quite a collection of moms with their babes. Gather enough of them & you would have the makings for the perfect Mothers’ Day book for any coffee table. The one posted today is stellar!
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I was able to photograph four species of monkey on my trip to Guyana. This mom and baby are Guyanan red howler monkeys, captured in the Iwokrama rainforest. The Iwokrama is considered one of the four last pristine tropical rainforests in the world (along with the Congo, New Guinea and the Amazon). Nikon Z8 with Nikkor 500mm PF lens, ISO 4000, f/5.6 at 1/160th of a second.
Love the monkeys, especially this shot with the baby!
Thanks Mo. That little baby was a nice bonus when he stuck his head out.
Sean, you have quite a collection of moms with their babes. Gather enough of them & you would have the makings for the perfect Mothers’ Day book for any coffee table. The one posted today is stellar!
Thanks Sue. I did write an article once on mothers and babies in nature. I think it’s due for an update.