Flamingos

by Dean Polley

Flamingos at Lake Nakuru in Kenya.

Equipment: Canon EOS 1D MkII N

Dean Polley

I am a photographic artist who focuses on images of nature and wildlife. Born in South Africa, I was exposed to the natural world and African wildlife from an early age and have spent countless hours in the bush in pursuit of images of animals in their natural environment. My travels have taken me through a variety of game reserves and national parks throughout southern and east Africa. Currently residing in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, my most recent work reflects the natural world of the Arabian Peninsula. I pride myself in taking pictures of wild animals in their natural environments. Animals are born free and need to remain that way.

Website: www.deanpolley.com

Flamingos by Dean Polley was photo of the day on Sunday, 25th February 2007. It is tagged Birds, Flamingos, Kenya. You can leave a comment below.

13 Comments

Karen Gwinner

25th February 2007 at 3:44 pm

I love this photo! Yes, animals do need to remain free. You are so right. Keep up the good work.

mspat

25th February 2007 at 4:14 pm

The flamingo who is facing in the opposite way makes the composition so interesting. Marching to a different drummer as it were. Lovely.

Marilynne Bowe

25th February 2007 at 11:05 pm

I love flamingos (just ask my husband!!) and this is an excellent shot — colors jump out at you! Great job. Marilynne

Dean

27th February 2007 at 10:17 pm

Thank you for your comments, much appreciated.

Hoda Al-Assaad

1st March 2007 at 7:31 am

Hi Dean,

Great work, it’s wonderful to take those professional shots in the Flamingoes natural habitat! Loved your comment about the animals being born free and need to remain this way, our world is turning into such roller coster that we no longer have time to appreciate it’s beauty, nature, and those lovely animals.