mom and baby
desert giraffes
captured: skeleton coast area - north east namibia
november 2004
these remarkable creatures live in a very harsh environment where the only source of moisture is the coastal fog which comes from the atlantic coast
there is no other source of water whatsoever
they are monitored by scientists on a reagular basis - when we visited the skeleton coast np we had the pleasure of meeting with some of these scientists and gathered some information on this rare species.
sorry for "cutting" out a part of baby's feet - but we didn't hurt it ;-) promise!
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Mark Johnston 19/02/2006 20:52
I dont know how I keep missing these shots (I just found it under someone elses profile that you commented on). Wonderfully caught moment, well done.Mark
Juliane Meyer 14/07/2005 14:56
Toll, in Etosh fast normal im desert ganz was anderes.LG
Juliane
Irma K. 12/07/2005 15:24
@ johnnever ever would i have thought about something like ingore etc. if that gets into my mind i would ask you whether there is anything wrong....you see - i'll give you a chnace anyway ;-O)
don't worry john.....
from tomorrow i will be travelling and so you won't here anything from me at all till next week.
@ all
keep well and stay tuned - kai might upload a pic...
have a great time
best regards
irma
John Moore 11/07/2005 18:11
As if you would hurt a little animal??Irma and Kia, I have not for gotten you.
I have been very busy and will explain in an e-mail.
Please don't think that I am ignoring you!!!
Remind me talking about the coast, on how to survive on salt water.
Bless you both.
J. Totsiens (Good Bye)
Darwin M. Tañedo 23/06/2005 10:11
Clear and crisp, very nice composition and most of all....a magnificent work.Cobgratulations!
Darwin
Irma K. 22/06/2005 19:09
@ eva, john and danielmany thanks for your kind comments!
best regards
irma
Daniel A. Lara 20/06/2005 18:42
This pic is great!A nice shot in the right moment...
John Bennett 14/06/2005 22:16
This is indeed a graceful shot of mother and child giraffes. It's refreshing to know there are people who really care for the wild life of this world, and try to postpone what unfortunately seems to the inevitable decline wild animals.With best wishes John.
Irma K. 25/05/2005 23:38
@ ALLmany thanks for your kind comments!
we really do appreciate your statements!
@ john
you are perfectly right!
that's what we appreciate most while travelling: interacting with the locals and natives.
we have already loads of pics at fotocommunity.de. nevertheless we will do the same here. just visit our account occasionally and you might see some more interesting shots.
best regards
irma
Kelly Harris 25/05/2005 21:56
PICTURE IS GREAT... EVEN WITH THE BABIES FEET CUT OFF A LITTLE.John Moore 21/05/2005 15:14
Irma, you are a most gracious lady, I sincerely appreciate all your wonderfulcomments. Yes I live in Africa for 24 years and just on 29 here in Australia.
I love both countries equally.
I love you photograph, it takes me back on a trip to my youth when I used
to roam around the veld, just watching the great array of animals, that would
mill around the water holes.
Australia has a lot to offer as well, many tourists get a beautiful colour brochure
and a map, then off they go.
But the true of the matter, they should talk to the locals who have lived in these
areas.
Also talk to the Aboriginals, they know all the secrets of this wonderful country.
Good luck to you and your family and put some more pictures on FC the greatest
viewing website.
G'Day from Downunder!!!
Robert L. Roux 21/05/2005 8:35
Well done, Irma + Kai!Anwer Sher 21/05/2005 5:49
this is an incredible photo... clearly a big favorite of mineJVision 21/05/2005 0:22
Wonderful how they both look in the same direction.Great captured and an interesting textinformation. Well done !! I am happy the babys feet is not hurt ;-) .Greetings
Jutta
Bill Lang 20/05/2005 23:22
Nice.Bill