I always like to photograph them, but you gotta have patience since they usually like to show you their backsides..
The Gibon was really active swinging around the 'island'. I thought for sure he'd fall in the water..how does he keep his fur so fluffy?
It's so hard to shoot thru the reflection of the glass esp. when the sun is shining. I somehow managed to put my lens really close to the glass..and some photoshop element magic go get color back..and voila.. Here's Rusty and Violet (Celia's really good at remembering names names..).
I don't like lizards..but it was such a great look that I had to take a shot..I'm thinking of using it as my facebook profile pic.. hmm...
I was surprised they came out pretty sharp, even thru the thick glass..the one in the back was eating some kind of meal worm.
We came back for a second try...he must've been intrigued by my large lens..
This guy was hanging by his tail! (and I managed to shoot thru the fence)
The tiger cubs (hmm...can I still even call them cubs??) were held in the smaller holding area while workers were cleaning their main cage. I took many shots, mostly fence..and only one came out.
This pic is not so great, but this is the only one i got that shows the pink fleshy patch on his back that Erick pointed out to us. Probably got hurt from too much rough play with his siblings.

3 comments:
Great shots! That is the best Rusty and Violet shot I've seen. I looked and looked and looked, I don't think the lizard looks like you. Great tiger shots too.
Great shot of Rusty side eyeing Violet. I agree with Erick, no similarities. It was fun shooting even though it was hot and we only had 2 hours.
Congratulations on some great shooting! I love the bird and his reflection.
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