Grazing on a Red Kalahari Dune by Meisiekind
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Description
The Kalahari desert where the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is situated is renowned for its red sand dune. Here I have captured a herd of springbuck grazing on a dune! It is a pano a 2 images and zoom is recommended.
Thank you for your welcome comments and favs on my last upload "Black-backed Jackal".
Carin xx
Comments (14)
Wow shot!
Superb capture Carin. God bless.
A wonderful panorama, especially in zoom view. I like how the animals blend in with the land. And also the perspective, which shows the vastness of the land in relations to the animals. Lovely work.
A super shot and a magnificent zoom. BTW was that black baked jackal for eating or was it a black backed jackal!!!! Lol.
LMAO Jeff!!! Thanks for pointing that out. I have corrected it. It was most definitely not baked! :)
Very cool capture I counted 35 springbucks in this pano
Loving these pics Carin, so beautiful. xx
Marvellous photo and a great zoom.
Mmmm baked Jackal !! LOL I think I'll pass on that but the roasted Springbok would be good ;) Very beautiful shot I wish I was there :)
A zoom is absolutely necessary to appreciate the fine detail, color and texture of this exquisite panorama. Now, if I could only get my ebots of other member's work, Carin.
Excellent shooting Carin. Like the colours in this one!
At first I saw the dune, then two animals, then ... wow ... loads of them!! Zoom is amazing. What an experience!
Outstanding image. They do blend in well. I envy your being a few hours away from all this wildlife. I'm a few hours away from Las Vegas which has its own wildlife.
Yes, This pano definitely needs a zoom to be fully enjoyed. Wonderful.
An excellent panorama zoom Carin and so many springbuck in this photo!