A climb up a hill from the holy city of Pushkar (India) is the Savitri Temple, inhabited by a troop of Grey Langurs. They are revered by Hindus as symbols of the monkey god Hanuman.
I arrived at the temple just in time to watch the sunset and was surprised to be greeted by so many monkeys! The langurs would surround anyone who had food, even reaching into people's pockets to get to it. As I was watching the commotion I saw this mother with her very young baby rescue the older monkey out of the fray and move to a safer spot. I knew this was the photo I wanted so I waited patiently for them to settle in but I was also conscious that I was just about to lose the light. I just managed to catch them huddled up for warmth as the day's warmth was disappearing.
I love the human expressions the langurs have and here you can really see it from the mother as she hold the two babies.