"Well.....Hello"...

the things you come across in the bush.....I came across a pair of camels today and they both slowly approached me...I wasnt sure what their intention was so it was just a quick "hello" from me and a photo ...then a hasty retreat....they were used as a major form of exploration and transport here in the 1800's and their ancestors still roam the bush....this one reminds me of ET....

[Margaret Pengelly]

Complete with grass! Great capture. You really did come face to face with a camel!

[Denise Wood]

Where's his phone?? Terrific close capture - lucky he was eating grass and not you :) Fav

[Andrew S]

Priceless :)

[Dianne]

I love this shot - I can just imagine you scampering away in a hurry after taking this shot!

[Martin Jalkotzy]

I certainly wouldn't have stuck around either! Nice shot.

[Ashley]

Very brave photo! Nice work!

[Kerry McCarthy]

Wow, I had no idea there were camels there. Great shot John!

[Michael Smith]

ET call home! Great snapshot--some people would walk a mile for a camel....

[Joyce]

What a great shot. Love the expression

[Gena Pegg]

JOHN....you are so close!!! Excellent detail and soo clear. FAV

[Denise fuller]

Great shot

[Lynne Hart]

Great shot.

[gloria jones]

Great close up, pov.

[Annie D]

this is a wonderful close-up John - very wise to take care camels can be quite grumpy hahahaha

[Dione Giorgio]

FAV. Amazing close-up and detail.

[Jax]

Hello there camel! Fab photo :)

[Anita Campbell]

Fantastic shot. Definitely a close up and personal. Where do you live that you have these big guys roaming free? Amazing.

[Jamie Davies]

Great shot John. Strange, strange beasts. Fav

[Vega]

LOL - I love strange creatures like camels and llamas - you should check my post tonight :)

[Rosie Kerr]

Wonderful expression on this camel's face. Really solemn... like he knows something (what, I don't know). Great camel candid. :)