December 5, 2018

The Chameleon and the Cricket

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December 5, 2018
The Chameleon and the Cricket

Species: Chameleon | Location: Hoedspruit, South Africa

By Peter Carellini

After several minutes and shots, I was able to finally capture a miraculous moment in time. To the chameleon it's merely routine, but to me this was an immersion in nature that was a privilege to witness.

About The Photographer

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Peter Carellini is a photographer, filmmaker, and overall adventurer who longs to see the world and capture it through art!

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