A week in the Kalahari Desert provided many opportunities like this with a big red sun on the horizon. On this particular occasion, the haze in the atmosphere worked to my advantage by lessening the sun’s brightness and allowing me to easily capture a non-silhouette shot of the two oryx. Oryx, also called gemsbok, are a larger antelope species. Both males and females have long, straight horns that can be lethal at times — even known on occasion to kill lions.
Well I have to say when you said we will see when I asked for my Friday Frog shot this week, knowing full well there were no frog shots from Botswana I was not sure what you were going to give me this Friday. Not sure how this equates to a frog but it really doesn’t matter because I love the shot, at least you didn’t post a bird!
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Well I have to say when you said we will see when I asked for my Friday Frog shot this week, knowing full well there were no frog shots from Botswana I was not sure what you were going to give me this Friday. Not sure how this equates to a frog but it really doesn’t matter because I love the shot, at least you didn’t post a bird!
Looks familiar 😉 I cannot adequately express my love for your landscapes (and the animals that come with them).
This is amazing!!! The beauty behind this photograph is exquisite!
I am so jealous of your lifestyle! The patterns on their bodies look really beautiful. Did you get to see any of them up close?
Take me with you next time, ok? 🙂
Wow, stunning!!!
I got goosebumps when I saw this shot! 😉