I captured this image during my safari trip in Tanzania in December 2019. The branches of the dry tree attracted me at the first glance. I was fortunate to have the bird setting off as a main subject. The pattern of the cloud in the sky enhanced the image further.
To be honest, I didn’t spot the yellow bill oxpecker when I pressed my shutter. Not until I process the image, it is interesting to find there is one hidden there.
I can sure that you would pick it up too when you are viewing the image. This is a good example of capturing an expected result when the image is captured. This is another interesting image from my safari trip to Tanzania, Africa in December 2019.
Some of Africa’s oldest and biggest Baobab trees, aged between 1,100 and 2,500 years and in some cases as wide as a bus is long. From my vantage angle, the tree seen here is hugh in comparing with the elephant in the background. To me, the image is interesting due to the comparison in size. This is one of the image that I like from my 2nd safari trip in 2019.