August 25, 2019

Eavesdropper

Zebra, Zebras, Kenya, Photos of Zebras Zebra Images
August 25, 2019
Eavesdropper

Species: zebra | Location: Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya

By Sayanti Paul

When a group of zebra was busy eating grasses this beauty was peeping from behind the tree.

About The Photographer

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Hi, I am Sayanti, an amateur photographer from Kolkata, India. I'm self-taught and practice photography as a hobby. This July for the very first time, I tried wildlife photography and I am in complete love with nature and its creation. I like to observe these innocent beings and capture their moves. I am an architect by profession and when I am not working, I love to travel and work on my photography to improve it.

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