October 20, 2018

Black & White in Black & White

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October 20, 2018
Black & White in Black & White

Species: Zebra | Location: Ndutu Area of Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, United Republic of

By Diane Lewis

We were lucky enough to be in Tanzania at the perfect time—the Great Migration. Earlier on the trip we saw many wildebeest calving not 100 yards from our vehicle. The zebras were mixed in with the wildebeest, and we saw many foals/colts and adult zebras ready to give birth. This little one caught my attention as he/she posed for a portrait.

About The Photographer

I am an amateur photographer who can't pick an area or subject to focus on. I enjoy photographing animals, landscapes, abstract, some studio shots, and most things quirky...But first and foremost, photography is a great excuse to travel.

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