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evertdoorn wrote:
amazing!
I was fortunate enough to see these animals back in 2004 (a permit was rather cheap then, just 300 bucks ). We used the Rwanda entry point for the national park. Still have some scanned film shots somewhere...
You were very lucky back then...the prices have increased about 100% since then, at least in Uganda.
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Lance B wrote:
Ooooh WOW, simply stunning, Eric! What a fantastic opportunity to see these magnificent animals! Not only that, be able to photograph them so beautifully. All exceptional, but 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12 & 13 are real standouts for me. It must have been a real experience! Thank you for sharing and for the great story.
Thanks so much Lance...very challenging photography and honestly I have so many for the dust bin that I'm lucky to have a few to share.
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RobAmy wrote:
Amazing, made my morning. Thank you for sharing
Thanks Rob....the experience is very special...even by Africa standards...so different than photographing from the security of a vehicle.
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kdacharya wrote:
eric, i am speechless, which does not happen very often.
what amazing expressions they have. you are very lucky to have seen and photographed these. I know you must have worked very hard to get these, what with the multiple falls and injuries.
thanks so much for sharing
Thanks KD...it takes a lot of maneuvering to get a clean shot...and just when you think you have it....they move or your leg get snagged by a vine that acts like a snare....I know these evil creatures are laughing at me 
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Michael Rucci wrote:
Wonderful set Eric The images with the little ones are so sweet .From what i have read eye contact is a no no with these creatures especially the silver back is that true?
I do think eye contact is not considered proper decorum....it certainly would question their dominance....but since they never looked at us directly it was really a moot point. Funnily, the chimps had no problem with that and since I got low down/sitting to photograph them I suspect they didn't see that as threatening and were quite chill with it all.
Thanks for the nice comment.
Eric
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