June 22, 2015

Who Are You Looking At?

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June 22, 2015
Who Are You Looking At?

Species: Kirk's Dik-Dik | Location: Serengeti, Tanzania

By Karin Leperi

This image capture is of the elusive Kirk's Dik-Dik. It is one of four dwarf antelope species living in the arid region of eastern Africa, weighing only 10 -12 pounds and standing about 14 - 16 inches at the shoulder. Though you might see them at dawn and dusk at some of the safari camps, they quickly retreat to taller grasses, making it a challenge to photograph them.

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About The Photographer

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Karin Leperi is a nationally-acclaimed, award-winning writer and photographer with published bylines in over 90 outlets and over 1,500 articles. Her love of the natural world trumps most other endeavors save for aviation, travel, culture, and cuisine. She is a 2014 Lowell Thomas award winner.

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