how do their antlers decide to curve like that? really like the composition with the two in the foreground and the other longhorn-looking animals in the distance.
Not antlers but horns; these are mature male impala antelopes. The horns take on this lovely compound curve, rather like a lyre when viewed from front-on, beginning in their second year. The 'longhorn-looking animals' are wildebeest, also called gnu though rarely locally. They're antelopes too.
how do their antlers decide to curve like that? really like the composition with the two in the foreground and the other longhorn-looking animals in the distance.
Wow what a way to show off the beauty of nature!!! Must have been an amazing sight to see and watch these impala's (I think) out in the bush. Great capture, I think you could crop it even closer to get your audience even closer to the natural beauty of these animals. Nicely captured!
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