Monochrome Monday #97
on Oct 31, 2016In the coming weeks, we will be looking back at a great Monochrome Monday Blog series and look forward to exciting new ideas going forward. We hope you enjoy this week’s selection of our favourite “smaller things” and landscape images in monochrome...
“A rock monitor lizard suns itself during an overcast day.”
“Servals are amongst my favorite cats and adding to that the opportunity of shooting a dirty portrait” made for a very memorable experience.”
“I got up close and personal with this Speke’s Hinged Tortoise as he moved about feeding on some Marula fruits lying on the ground.”
“A Dwarf Mongoose stands guard at the top of a termite mound, watching for any threats close by while the others feed.”
“Two honey badgers made a rare appearance and stuck around just long enough to take a photo!”
“I spent time with this small troop of baboons during mid-morning while they were grooming/bonding and trying to warm up before the day’s activities commenced.”
“A Side-striped Jackal makes its way across an open area in search of a meal.”
“One of the smallest of small things seen on safari.”
“A rare close-up of the cryptically camouflaged Water Monitor.”
“A very secretive cat, the Serval, tries to stay hidden by laying still and allowing its camouflage to work.”
“A rare capture of the striking scales of a pangolin.”
“A Tree Squirrel with its prized Marula kernel.”