Did I say something wrong? After eating these guys took off and didn’t stay for any after dinner chitchat. This photo was taken in Chobe National Park in the late afternoon about an hour before sunset.
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Travel Photo of the Day (April 28)
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Great shot!
Thanks Mac!
I love this image, especially the way the tree frames the elephants. Like your caption too. lol!
I loved seeing those trees…they just have a story to tell. Thanks Robin!
Cute commentary, TBM!
Thanks!
Awesome! Love it!
Thanks Madhu!
Wow, the elephants are cute, but that is the coolest tree ever. It has such character!!
I wish that tree could talk!
I love the tree.
Me too!
Whoaa…awesome!! I love the composition. The elephant near a dead tree…both are greyish
Thanks Novroz!
Beautiful shot. I love me some elephants.
They are great creatures!
Elephants are great animals, I have a lot of respect of them – but I was brave enough to feed some with peanuts in a zoo when I was a child 😀
Oh that would be cool…and the elephant must have been huge to you as a child 🙂
This is a marvelous photo. Elephants are big but how huge is this dead tree!?
It is huge…and full of life even though it doesn’t look it.
You wouldn’t say that it is still alive!
Not still growing…but I think there is something there in this tree…I guess I think it has a lot of history and I would love to know its story.
Camera shy – and that’s an interesting rear view shot. Really cool! That tree is really intriguing. It looks like it would be spooky in the dark with all its crooked branches. They look like long crooked fingers reaching out to grab something.
The tree would make a great evil villain in a story.
I love elephants… Maybe they wanted some quiet time:)
Probably!
Lovely picture!
Thanks Zelmare!
What amazing tree… wonderful photograph as always dear TBM, Thanks and Love, nia
Thanks Nia!
All they wanted was the food. Maybe next time they’d think about staying and have that dinner chitchat you wanted, 😀
Maybe…but they might have had movie reservations…
Well… There’s always a next time. 😀
I hope there is a next time. I’m itching to get back to Africa.
They must have taken a short nap before another meal time. hehehe. 🙂 you have great models for your photos! either they are unwilling to pose or they avoid any kind of conversation. so much for the art and science of making small talk.
I bet they would be great dinner companions if I put the camera away 🙂