The tsessebe is a large antelope found in certain African countries, including Botswana where I photographed this one. It was early morning and a group of tsessebe were mixed in amongst zebra, foraging (and perhaps hiding) in the very long grass of the Okavango Delta. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 220mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/1600th of a second
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The tsessebe is a large antelope found in certain African countries, including Botswana where I photographed this one. It was early morning and a group of tsessebe were mixed in amongst zebra, foraging (and perhaps hiding) in the very long grass of the Okavango Delta.
This image looks more like a wood block print than a photograph. The color is beautiful and scene-setting.
Agree with Mom’s comment. It’s very impressionistic. Beautiful!
Thanks Rachel.
Wow, great camaflaug. Good picture Sean. Thanks for sharing.
Inscribed as on
The walls of ancient caves life
Sketches in the grass .
What an awesome photo, Sean!
Thanks Sue. Always nice to go a little impressionistic.
Love it!
Thanks Angelina.
Very cool shot!!!!
cool pic. of the amimanal in the grass.