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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
I waited some time for this Monkey to be in a good photographical pose. It kept coming along the branch but would look sideways or upward. At last it looked at me and I got the one photo. I believe it is a Spider Monkey but hopefully you will tell me.
Camera settings:- ISO 200, AV, Spot metering, Auto White balance, IS on, 400mm focal length, Hand held. |
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Hi Peter,
Patience always pays off, well most of the time but it has here for you. Im glad you waited, its a nice shot. The monkeys well focus and you got a good DOF on it.
Good shot,
regards
Matt.
Hi Peter,
Not easy to capture these monkeys. I often tried and often it was an error. I do like the perching; the lighting is very beautiful on the branches. What I like the most is the tail; it is 'in' the image; makes the image complete and strong.
Well, I like it very much...
Congrats!
Annick
One of my images
http://www.treknature.com/gallery/Europe/Netherlands/photo78664.htm
Peter,
Interesting monkey. Well captured.
Regards,
Murali Santhanam
How come did you find a monkey in Europe > France > west > Brittany ??????
Very nice picture anyway, I like the "same" colors between the monkey and his environment.
Stunning picture of this colourful money.Great framing.
thanks for sharing
regards
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