Judi wrote...
I love visiting Africa...thanks to you Kim!

Samuel Wong wrote...
this is just beautiful

Tammy wrote...
Your dusk shots are the most wonderful shots! What a wonderful mood they create. A Big Fave You are invited to add this image to www.flickr.com/groups/bigfave (Please be sure to read the main page before requesting membership)

Mark Liebenberg wrote...
I love the lighting on this shot Kim. By the way saw your film you made on the Leopard. They are having a Week of South African Films on National Geographic. Congratulations on a great film - it kept me glued to the box. The Cinematography was absolutely fantastic.

Gale wrote...
A beautiful capture...very nice photo. I saw this in A Big Fave

Jo wrote...
Beautiful silhouette and light.

Jean Van Holen wrote...
Fantastic!!

Kim Wolhuter wrote...
I didn't know National Geographic were doing a week of SA films. Hopefully they''ll have "Predators at War" and "Hyena Queen" on too. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers Kim

Philippe Sainte-Laudy wrote...
This is wonderful! I love how you framed this!

Michael the Geek wrote...
Really nice shot!

Anoop Anand A wrote...
beautiful !!!

Connie Lemperle wrote...
Gorgeous scene! Contrast is wonderful!

Chris/Dave wrote...
Terrific shot and definitely a fave :0)

Laurete wrote...
Fantastic shot !!!!!!! :

Jim Wilkins wrote...
You have a unique gift and ability to bring the wilds of Africa to us all. What a wonderful treat to be able to see that through your eyes!! Thanks.

Guillaume wrote...
Nice moment ! Thanks for sharing it !

Susan L. Pettitt Photography wrote...
Gorgeous :)

Zappi Zapinjus wrote...
Very nice picture!!!!!!

Wim Botha wrote...
The first time in my life that I see a young Boabab. If you did'nt point it out I most probably would'nt even know it! Thank you

michael brush wrote...
Exotic image bronzed in twilight and enriched by inescapable literary allusion. Baobab trees were portrayed as a serious threat to the tiny planet inhabited by The Little Prince, beloved since 1943 when Antoine de Saint Exupery furnished this drawing in the world-famous fable where the prince explains why baobabs must be uprooted (in Chapter 5). But your handsome silhouette portends no peril to a planet as enormous as Earth from baobab trees, which live hundreds of years and store up to 120,000 liters of water in their swollen trunks to endure harsh droughts. And those nests, though not as ambitious as 300-unit nests of social weavers, are still impressive with two or three chambers created inside by buffalo weavers. This polished picture points to another whole world, inexhaustibly exotic Africa. So lovely Large and Original. I am an Admin for *ABW* Gallery - one of the best kept secrets on Flickr, and we would be honored to display "Young Baobab" with our collection of phenomenal photography. Please visit the *ABW* Gallery home page to see that your fabled tree festooned with nests will find excellent company. Congratulations! Your photograph has been nominated for "Amazingly Beautiful World " (by Invitation Only) Please submit this image to ~~ *ABW* Gallery ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* *ABW* Gallery ~ Amazingly Beautiful World ~ (by Invitation Only)

john wrote...
Bird nests as monkey silhouettes in disguise...very cool. A sensual, rich photograph. Beautiful... Admired in ~~ *ABW* Gallery (by Invitation Only) Phenomenal Photography of our Amazingly Beautiful World

Adalberto Mangini wrote...
For sure a fave. This is a stunning shot. Thanks for sharing Admired in ~~ *ABW* Gallery (by Invitation Only) Phenomenal Photography of our Amazingly Beautiful World

brittany.collett wrote...
Gorgeous sun set.