Chimpanzee(s) #2 by goodoleboy
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Description
"Hey guys, check out this plan I just drew up,"
or, "Wanna see some pornography?"
Nothing I like more than anthropomorphizing nonhuman creatures.
Long distance shots, captured 3/13/10, at the Los Angeles/Griffith Park Zoo in Los Angeles California.
More stuff salvaged from my forgotten files.
Well worth a ZOOM.
And, euphemisms aside, they have the ugliest butts/bums. Look like half expelled coconuts.
Au revoir, thanks for coming by, and for any and all favs and NONcritical comments.
Comments (9)
These are some really great captures of these fun little guys. Way to go Harry.
Lucky to find them in this conspiratorial pose, Harry; and they do look like they're made up of some spare parts. Or is that just what sitting on rocks will do to you? At any rate, nicely done!
I really liked The Monkees....but not so crazy about Chimps, Gorillas and Monkeys in general. However, you did a nice job presenting this collage of the little beasts. The last shot with them grouped together is my fave.
Cool shots and they look as if they have a bad case of heamoroids, I guess from sitting on all those hard cold rocks....
Wonderful collage Harry and you are spot on about the ugly butts.
great three shots of this animals with ugly butts ;)we people wear pants lol
More trolls from downtown Saturday night.. You know....whenever I visit London Zoo, the ONE place I avoid like the plague is the Monkey and Ape house.. They hold no interest to me.. I can't see why people stand there going 'Ahhhh!' 'Oohhhhhh!' etc! You see, if people read a book or studied a bit, they would realise they are laughing at themselves a few thousand years ago... (Yes I know its actually a BIT longer than that..lol) That said Harry.. You haver great shots here.. And thats what this is about not peoples habits.. So you DID GOOD! Great collage! Rob
Talk about letting it all hang out.. LOL fun work!
It's amazing you got this sequence, but I guess if you watch animals long enough you'll find sequences. Still it must take patience and endurance, because animals can go a long time before they give you these poses. It is a fine sequence (whether it was shot in sequence or no), and those genitalia or anal regions are stunning. I've seen them often and never understood how they evolved that way...because if that's a region that needs to be protected, wouldn't it have evolved "recessed"? Anyway, it makes for a helluva picture, and the way you have this set up it's as if they were on their way to a conference, and finally have one in the last shot. It's fun, but it's also revealing---not in the lower extremities, but in their communal behavior. I love how it culminates in the meeting at the bottom. I can only do 3 today, as I've been pressed for time yesterday & today, but I'll be back for more. Piece by piece, though, I'm going further into your archives, and I've actually done some images the day they went up! I've tried to do it a lot more, of late. I don't want to be known as the guy who hangs out in images 3 months late... Hope you had a good father's day.