Female long tailed macaque monkey gazes upwards inside dense Malaysian forest Canvas Print

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Pulau Tioman, Malaysia - April 16, 2016: A seated female long tailed macaque monkey gazes upwards inside the forests of Pulau Tioman, Malaysia. Long-tailed macaques live in primary, secondary, coastal, mangrove, swamp, and riverine forests from sea level up to elevations of 2000 m (6561 ft). They prefer forested areas near water and are found in higher densities near riverbanks, lakeshores, or along the seacoast, especially in Southeast Asia. These macaques are primarily arboreal - live in trees - and can leap distances between trees up to five meters (16.4 ft), using their long tails for balance.

A practising aficionado of black and white photography in my youth, I revived my interest in photography a few years ago. My photographs reflect a curiosity to see the world and reflect it through the unique prism of my own life experiences. I have lived and worked in Pakistan, Singapore, Dubai, Los Angeles and London. Presently, I live and work in Singapore where I am a tour guide and business consultant. My images do not belong to the public domain. All rights reserved. None of my work may be reproduced, copied, downloaded, edited, altered or published in any form without my permission. Imran Ahmed