The short rains occur in Kenya from October through the beginning of December. To me, this is the perfect time to visit. As mentioned in a previous post, the landscape is lush with green vegetation, the skies are filled with dramatic clouds and the occasional rain showers provide interesting opportunities to photograph the wildlife. This is an olive baboon in the Laikipia area of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy. I spent about an hour photographing a large troop of these guys and captured quite a few similar water shake offs.
I can’t believe no one commented on this – pure awesomeness! I’ve never seen so many visible water droplets in a photograph. And capturing the baboon in mid shake is amazing!
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The short rains occur in Kenya from October through the beginning of December. To me, this is the perfect time to visit. As mentioned in a previous post, the landscape is lush with green vegetation, the skies are filled with dramatic clouds and the occasional rain showers provide interesting opportunities to photograph the wildlife. This is an olive baboon in the Laikipia area of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy. I spent about an hour photographing a large troop of these guys and captured quite a few similar water shake offs.
I can’t believe no one commented on this – pure awesomeness! I’ve never seen so many visible water droplets in a photograph. And capturing the baboon in mid shake is amazing!