Still plenty of shots from the Falklands to share, but I figured it was time to start mixing in a few creatures from other parts of the world. So why not a Japanese macaque to get the week started? This guy actually grabbed the front of my lens as if he didn’t initially like the composition I was going for. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 200, f/3.5 at 1/40th of a second
Amazing you could get so close! Several weeks ago I watched the PBS Nature documentary on the snow monkeys of Japan. It was fascinating. And it’s wonderful that photographers like you and the internet can bring such moments to those of us who don’t have the money or time to travel to such exotic locations. Here’s the link in case some of your fans would like to see it. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/snow-monkeys-snow-monkeys/8736/
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Is this a thermostat—- When damp and cool one needs use — Just a few more B.T.U.s
Talk about catchlights in those eyes! Unreal image, Sean!
Amazing you could get so close! Several weeks ago I watched the PBS Nature documentary on the snow monkeys of Japan. It was fascinating. And it’s wonderful that photographers like you and the internet can bring such moments to those of us who don’t have the money or time to travel to such exotic locations. Here’s the link in case some of your fans would like to see it. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/snow-monkeys-snow-monkeys/8736/
I
LOVE
THIS
so amazing!!!!
Didn’t even notice the hand in the picture because I was mesmerized by those piercing eyes! Really cool perspective!
great pic. to day