Last summer my eldest sister took me to fota wildlife park, which is situated in Cork in Ireland. It's a very interesting little place, and according to Wikipedia, "Some of the animals roam freely with the visitors, such as the ring-tailed lemurs and squirrel monkeys, while larger animals, including the giraffe and bison, live in paddocks with unobtrusive barriers to allow viewing the animals in a more natural environment." I can confirm this is true. It's weird, suddenly there's a lemur beside you. I liked being there very much, and I trust that they have given the more 'large' animals enough space!
I had a thoroughly enjoyable day, envolving monkeys (both toy and real), train rides, taking photos with my sister's boyfriend and the obligitary treats. The day was ended with a movie -which caused my sister to prematurely fall asleep- and a pizza. One of my favourite days of last year for sure.
Regrettably, I only brought my older camera with me, because I didn't want to heave my big camera around. Still, I think these photos turned out reasonably well, and it shows you that having a fancy camera is far from everything!
Keep in mind the zoom was pretty wide! Have you ever visited fota, or any place like it?
Anna x
All photos taken with the Nikon L110
Stunning photos- what beautiful creatures they all are!
ReplyDeleteAnna! I totally missed this post somehow! So I am very late in commenting. This is gorgeous. I love the second photo especially.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to a wildlife park... but I've been to countless zoos, where animals are kept enclosed.:(
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to see animals roaming free in their natural habitat!
This is a great post, beautiful pictures!<3
June
The Journeys' of my beating heart
I love this post! It's so sweet and aw :3
ReplyDeleteAlso, I don't think I was already following this blog (on GFC) so I've just followed again. So if you're not already following my blog, you could, y'know.. *nods* :D
Amy~
The Blog Hermit
This photography is absolutely beautiful~
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