Black and white detail of the fur of a steppe zebra / zebra - Etosha, Namibia by Martijn Smeets
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Detail of the fur of a steppe zebra in black and white. This close-up was taken in Etosha, Namibia. The steppe zebra is a subspecies of zebra and is common in Namibia and other parts of southern Africa.
This artwork is offered by Martijn Smeets
In my free work I combine my passion for travel with my great love photography. Landscapes and nature cover the majority of the works offered here, from the winter landscapes of Norway to the tropical jungles of Costa Rica. And, not to forget, pictures of my city: Rotterdam.
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