Chobe
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A sunset over the Chobe River, Chobe National Park, Botswana.
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one of the many elephant shots from the chobe river in botswana. we took a private tour and our guide got us up really close to many of these guys. sometimes we were so close, i had to use my wide angle lens! what an exciting trip! Other Categories / Animals / Apes / Architecture / Baby Animals / Bears / Birds / Big Cats / Elephants / Fish / Insects / Macro / Nature / Reptiles
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Four
by bobbymcleodcan you see four? Other Categories / Animals / Apes / Architecture / Baby Animals / Bears / Birds / Big Cats / Elephants / Fish / Insects / Macro / Nature / Reptiles
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chobe river, botswana, africa shot these guys from a boat. they had just been playing in the water, hence the dark sheen on their skin. what an exhilirating experience to see these huge animals playing like kids and having fun. that’s the way it should be! Other Categories / Animals / Apes / Architecture / Baby Animals / Bears / Birds / Big Cats / Elephants / Fish / Insects / Macro / Nature / Reptiles
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The Guide pauses for a moment to look over the Okavango Delta. This is the life blood for his family and for a large portion of Southern Africa.
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Each day the large bull elephant leads the young male elephants across the Chobe river. They go to an island in the river to graze. At the end of the day he leads them back to the main land. / I watched in the morning as the young elepnats waited for the large bull to come down to the banks of the river, before they would start to cross. Then I was lucky enough to be there when they returned. / I stayed in a small cottage in this area. In the wee hours of the morning I heard hollering and pans being beated together, it was the owner of the cottage out in the road scaring away elephants from his yard. Just amazing! I have to return some day.
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Mother elephant herds her young calf away from us – Chobe National Park, Botswana.
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An elephant calf peeks out from under mum!
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Lion Cub drinking at a pool of water. Chobe National Park, Botswana.
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We came across this inquisitive baby baboon whilst on a late afternoon cruise in the Chobe National Park, Botswana. Luckily, the sun at a low angle and directly in his eyes brings out the full colours and sharpness of his facial features. Camera – Nikon D80. Lens Nikon 70-200 VR zoom. 150 Views – 16 Nov 2009 Framed / Card /
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After a late afternoon safari cruise on the Chobe River (Botswana), I was just about to put my camera away when a passing boat coincided with these spectacular post-sunset colours. It was time for one final shot! Chobe Nationa Park. Camera – Nikon D80; Lens – Nikon 70-200 VR zoom FEATURED IN ALL COUNTRIES ~WETLANDS, PONDS, LAKES AND RIVERS GROUP FEATURED IN AFRICAN ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Framed Print /
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This small family seemed to be posing for us on the banks of the Chobe River, Botswana. FEATURED in Elegant Elephants! Framed /
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Happy Hour
by parmiChobe River, Botswana After spending the evening cruising down the Chobe River we found a herd of elephants gradually moving toward us, coming closer and closer to the river bank. There were in excess of 20 of them in the herd, and this lot were the first to make it to the waters edge for a drink together. Given it was a 43 degree day, I think they needed it! Featured in Elegant Elephants Top 10 in Elephants & Water Challenge / Top 10 in Animals In Their Environment Challenge Canon SX100IS This photo has not been enhanced, changed or edited in any way. MCN: C8CCD-CDF22-8A45B
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Elephants heading home at sunset – Chobe River, Botswana. The foreground is the wake of our boat. / 6624 views
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Turning off the main road, on a side track, we chanced upon this scene at the waters edge, on the astounding Chobe river, Botswana. / The Chobe river is for me, one of the most amazing places in the world ! / Shot on a Canon EOS20D. Click on the images below to see how this image looks in a frame or on a card - /
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Taken on the Chobe River, Botswana Camera – Nikon D80; Lens – Nikon 70-200 zoom Framed Print /
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This baby elephant was with a herd in the Chobe River in the Chobe National Park. It was refusing to cross the first section of water to an island to join the others in the herd. Mum and others tried everything to coax him across, but without success. He finally got a couple of feet wet and had a drink. Then seemed to enjoy blowing bubbles in the water and ignoring mother.
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Swimming Elephant. From a series of Images taken during a game count in Botswana, Chobe reserve, of elephant numbers. / Scanned from the original film. Modified image. / / Just for reference : Equipment used (at that time) NIKON® F2, Nikor® 600mm F5.6 Prime lens (Hand Held). Film Kodachrome 35mm ASA 200. Exposure details : 1/500 F8. / Image was a cover shot for Hunters Moon, 2006.
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Chobe elephant census. /
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Sepia treatment. / / The Chobe Elephant Series. Taken during a census in the Chobe Reserve, Botswana. / Scanned of original negative film
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Thanks Paul! Found him on the Chobe River in Botswana. 50-500mm Lens at 500
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This Bull wasn’t too impressed with the amount of viewers watching him drinking from the Chobe River, wasnt much he could do about it though! Taken with a Canon 50D, 50-500 Sigma at 500.
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This little baboon was all by his lonesome on the branch of a dead tree, on the banks of The Chobe River, Botswana. We were wondering why he was all alone, while a whole congress of baboons were having the time of their lives further down the bank. Our guide told us he was banished from the congress, either temporarily, or permanently. I felt a bit bad for this guy, but then again, don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time! Original shot destaurated and layered with texture from www.deviantart.com – struckdumb. Colour desaturated in one layer of texture and increased in second. Featured in South West Art & Photography Original: MCN: C9F6P-32JPD-LY61Q
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