Verreaux's sifaka
by David Sewell
One of two portraits of this species that I am posting, the other is in the Fauna gallery if you want to compare. Personally, I am pleased with them both. They were taken within an hour of each other at Berenty in southern Madagascar. The animals here are wild, but habituated with a capital H.
Thanks for looking.
David
Nikon D300, 150mm Sigma, Monopod, 400iso, 1/80th @f4.5
Comments
12 commentsDanny
Great pose, great detail in the fur, wonderful bright eyes, and good comp!
There are 4 small red flecks that might be removed - 2 on the face, and 2 on the chest - perhaps from a bit of over-saturation of the reds?
Sandy
David
TFS
Steve
Shaun
Wonderful portrait David, habituated as they may be, not easy to get them out in the open with a good amount of distance behind them to blur the background as you've managed here. Very nicely done :^)