During the long Covid lockdown the animals at Safari Park must have been lonely being accustomed to having visitors attempting to interact with them daily. The first hour of the first day it reopened, I was there.
The animals were eagerly awaiting us, being social animals, and were willing to pose and give us their "best look". The Orangutans looked like they had been groomed and looking their best for this long-awaited day.
Glamour Portrait
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4 Comments
Wonderful image - that facial expression is priceless!
Thanks, Alan. It's so amusing to watch them.
wonderful portraiture with excellent colours n clarity
Thanks so much, Saw.