Perhaps my favorite of the wildlife group names — a buffoonery of orangutans. The term buffoonery comes from old perceptions of orangutans as comical or clownish due to their expressive faces, gangly limbs, and slow, deliberate movements that can appear exaggerated or humorous to human observers. In reality, orangutans are deeply intelligent, solitary primates with complex behaviors and problem-solving skills. Photographed in Indonesian Borneo. To get a buffoonery t-shirt, baby bodysuit or coffee mug, visit specieslimited.com. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 190mm) ISO 800, f/4.5 at 1/80th of a second.
Ha, thanks for the order Michael. Much appreciated. I feel that maybe I’ve been pushing too hard on Species Limited, but maybe not hard enough. I’ve mentioned in copy in last few weeks of posts and have been posting to social, but I guess they say only 5% of followers see your social posts these days. I need to up the advertising, for sure.
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Perhaps my favorite of the wildlife group names — a buffoonery of orangutans. The term buffoonery comes from old perceptions of orangutans as comical or clownish due to their expressive faces, gangly limbs, and slow, deliberate movements that can appear exaggerated or humorous to human observers. In reality, orangutans are deeply intelligent, solitary primates with complex behaviors and problem-solving skills. Photographed in Indonesian Borneo. To get a buffoonery t-shirt, baby bodysuit or coffee mug, visit specieslimited.com. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 190mm) ISO 800, f/4.5 at 1/80th of a second.
Love photo. Also this is the first I’ve heard about species unlimited – great. Products. Hey ad guy come on- get the word out there!
Ha, thanks for the order Michael. Much appreciated. I feel that maybe I’ve been pushing too hard on Species Limited, but maybe not hard enough. I’ve mentioned in copy in last few weeks of posts and have been posting to social, but I guess they say only 5% of followers see your social posts these days. I need to up the advertising, for sure.