Here’s something you might not have seen…

 

 

 

We tend to upload new shots to TarajiBlue in projects and in bulk when they are ready, so unless you’re one of our loyal followers who regulary delves into our TarajiBlue photo galleries you might not have seen these images. I have posted a broad spectrum of landscape, macro and wildlife images.

I hope you like them! Let us know what you think – we welcome comments and feedback.

The Enchanted Wood

The image above was taken at Fairburn Ings RSPB wildlife reserve in Yorkshire during the onset of Spring.

This asian short-clawed otter played with a small rock for around 10 minutes, tossing it back and forth between its paws while lying on its back.

(Above)  This asian short-clawed otter (captured at Chester Zoo) played with a small rock for around 10 minutes, tossing it back and forth between its paws while lying on its back.

A close up of a poppadom

(Above) A close up of a poppadom.

More photos from TarajiBlue can be found in our photo gallery. 

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Marie and Alistair Knock are wildlife photographers and filmmakers based in York, United Kingdom. Our goal is to present glimpses of the balance and harmony of the natural world, to reinforce the importance of its preservation.

We use Canon digital SLRs, Canon and Sigma lenses, and Panasonic camcorders.

Taraji is a Swahili word meaning to hope for, to wish for. Blue comes from the intense, vibrant colour of thousand year-old Antarctic ice.

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