These are the eyes of a spectral tarsier. She is sideways, looking out from the cavity of a tree, getting ready for a night of cricket hunting. That light blotch below the eyes is the tarsier’s left ear. Tarsiers are among the smallest primates in the world, and they have one of the biggest eye to body ratios. I had the pleasure of photographing about five or six of these nocturnal creatures in Tangkoko National Park in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 800, f/2.8 at 1/25th of a second, Nikon SB-800 flash
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Cool shot, Sean!
Thanks Sue.
—- Celestial bodies
—- In the darkness glow
—- Even in eclipse
—- The shadows race
—- Across the globe
—– Sharing new visions.
You KNOWWWW I love this
Me too Shardae!!!
Stay tuned for a baby next week.
If you told me you photographed an Alien I think this would be the shot to show
Very mysterious looking
But a Star in my book
Aunt Sue
They are quite alien looking. But very cute too.
Love, love, love this!
Thanks Christine.
great pic.) what does the rest of the body look like.? `) great color, and great pic. of the year. )
Stay tuned Michael. I’ll post a full bodied shot next week.