SAN FRANCISCO ZOO
The joy of sharing and experiencing photography with others is what field trips offer all of us. We get to know each other better, share techniques and knowledge, so we learn and grow as photographers.
One of my friends likes to go it alone; he doesn’t sign up for workshops, won’t go to Africa with a group. Maybe, that’s why I am one of the few friends he has, to me that’s not the way to go through life.
Plus, it is so much fun!!! Don’t miss the next PCC Field trip…
As you can see, we created a lot of Great images at the SF Zoo field trip in the beginning of August. Don’t miss the next one; there is so much benefit to attending a field trip.
You’ll return with a smile on your face, a happy heart, some new friends, and of course, some excellent images…
Emu Portrait
Into The Eye And Through The Soul Of A Ring-tailed Lemur
Into the Eye of A Rhinoceros
Male Patus Monkey Sticks Out Tongue
Patus Monkey Baby Among The Green Leaves
Maribou Stork Preens Its Feathers
Eyes Are Windows Into The Soul
Zoo Keeper Has Conversation With His Penquins
A Relaxed Male Lion
Patus Monkeys Mother and Baby
Very Young Patus Monkey Calls Out
Giraffe With Tongue Out
Old Man Chimp Ponders Life
Patus Monkey Scratches Back
Male Mandrill Among The Greenery
Patus Monkey Portrait
Crowned Crane On the Move
Ring Tail Lemur Portrait
Majestic Male Lion
Maribou Stork Tries To Stay Balanced
Male Peacock Portrait
Bald Eagle Cries Out
Patus Monkey Youngster and Mother Play Fight
Flamingo Feather Patterns
A Very Young Patus Monkey Holds Hand To Mouth
Chilian Flamingo Preens Feathers
The Face Of A Ring-tailed Lemur
Young Patus Monkey Looks Out At The World
Young Patus Monkey Stands Up To Check Out Something
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Thanks for the feedback, Barbara. It’s good to know that you inspire others…
Bob – Your animal portraits are wonderful! I especially enjoy the red haired monkey w young one staring at you and the giraffe! Bruce – seeing your images in nature inspires me. Have another Zoo trip soon. Barb