Royal Zoo

At one time in England’s history, the Tower of London doubled as the Royal Menagerie. Court can be a truly dull affair, so one king brought in animals, another used them as specials having various creatures unnaturally fight to the death. Oh the cruelty of the bored. What I loved most about tower…ok…that was the jewels, so what I loved second best about tower was the wonderfully wire animal sculptures. Since real animals cant just roam around, someone did a WONDERFUL job of creating these wire-frame residents of the tower.

The Tower of London Baboons

Photo Technical Info

• Aperture: ƒ/2.8
• Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
• Taken: 4 September, 2013
• Focal length: 35mm
• ISO: 100
• Location: 51° 30.4805′ 0″ N 0° 4.6467′ 0″ W
• Shutter speed: 1/2000s
• Title: The Tower of London Baboons

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