1. Posted on 19 April, 2012

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    Reblogged from worldlyanimals-deactivated20121

    “As a cameraman or observer, you might see a massive chimp come running through, bashing the branches. You’ll hear a scream here or a scream there. It’s very difficult to film because 90 percent of it is hidden behind the bushes. By filming it time and time again, we were able to build — on the screen — a real sense of what it’s like.” — filmmaker Alastair Fothergill via worldlyanimals: CHIMP REFLECTION by Eddie Evans on Flickr.

    “As a cameraman or observer, you might see a massive chimp come running through, bashing the branches. You’ll hear a scream here or a scream there. It’s very difficult to film because 90 percent of it is hidden behind the bushes. By filming it time and time again, we were able to build — on the screen — a real sense of what it’s like.” — filmmaker Alastair Fothergill

    via worldlyanimals:

    CHIMP REFLECTION by Eddie Evans on Flickr.

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    alastair fothergill