Can You Spot the Hidden Animals in These Photos by Art Wolfe?
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There’s one thing you keep thinking while going through Art Wolfe’s animal camouflage photographs: how on earth did he spot these wild animals himself? The amazing “Vanishing Act” wildlife photography project gives you the feeling that there’s no human presence in the animal pictures whatsoever, as the Washington-based artist captures real-life animal camouflage skills. Art, aged 61, started this project back in 1989 and published it in 2005, but still finds things to add to it:
“This collection of nature photos has been a long time in the making,” he says, “I’m still adding to the project even now.”
A fine arts and art education graduate has had highly prolific five decades of photography and publishing. Art has worked in hundreds of locations on every continent and has published at least one book every year since 1989. Today that makes a total of 80! Multiple award-winning photographer says it has always been his goal to support the conservation issues by “focusing on what’s beautiful on the Earth”.
Now, let’s see how many animals wearing their ghillie suits you can find?
Website: artwolfe.com via: 22words
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Ok, these are amazing! I still can't figure out the 11th one down. What is that? Is it in orange leaves or what?
It's frog burried by the leaves. You can tell because of the eyes. That was also the hardest for me!
If you look hard enough a little to the left you'll see two horizontal lines. I think it's the eyes of a snake or something, but I can't be sure. Have a great day! ;)
I mean too too too too too easy
too easy
Ok, these are amazing! I still can't figure out the 11th one down. What is that? Is it in orange leaves or what?
It's frog burried by the leaves. You can tell because of the eyes. That was also the hardest for me!
If you look hard enough a little to the left you'll see two horizontal lines. I think it's the eyes of a snake or something, but I can't be sure. Have a great day! ;)
I mean too too too too too easy
too easy