One thing that make this our Planet interesting is the variety of fauna we can discover while we travel. As you change country, or even more, continents, you see how there are many animals that only belong to certain areas. Here I will show you some of them, some unique, some not, but with one thing in common, Black and White.
First we have this curious animal that exists only in the Australian island of Perth and surroundings. Its name is Quokka. They still belong to the kangaroo family, but they are way smaller. It's very funny to go to an island an see how these little rabbit-size kangaroos conquer crowded areas looking for some leftovers.
On the other hand, in the Japanese city of Nara, we find deers all around the squares, parks and temples. There are street vendors that for a few yens will give you some cookies to attract them and feed them. Surely, a beautiful thing to see and that it's just an hour away from Osaka.
Another famous country that is known for having animals around its streets is India. In this one we actually bump into more than one animal walking on a road. Elephants, monkeys.. and cows, of course cows. They are sacred! They actually belong to someone, but they don't have them in their houses, they leave them in the street, so expect them everywhere!
Who doesn't know Kangaroos? This cute and unique animal found only in Australia. Me, as an European, compared them to deers. Animals very easy spottable but you need to get out of the city. If you go to natural parks you will see loads of them. And if you take carrots with you, you can even feed them!
This last animal is actually almost everywhere in the world, but I think it is a beautiful picture in Black and White. It gives you such a feeling of tranquility seen this seagull flying next to the pier. Not many animals, including humans can have that feeling of freedom. I only wish I had taken it with the head up...
INFO:
Original photos
Camera: Canon M50
- Location 1: Rottnest Island, Australia.
Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM - Location 2: Nara, Japan.
Shot on One Plus One - Location 3: Varanasi, India.
Lens: Canon EF-M 15-45 mm IS STM - Location 4: Sydney, Australia.
Shot on One Plus 5T - Location 5: Melbourne, Australia.
Lens: Canon EF 24-105/4 L IS USM
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