Who’s the Real Object?
Is he posing for Aqua, the famous Indonesian mineral water brand, or he’s protecting himself from “paparazzi?” No matter what he’s doing, I ask him once more to face the camera and smile. Let’s try this in a different location. May be he’s more comfortable and finally will make up his mind.
And here’s the result……
He insists on hiding his face with the Aqua bottle. I give up. He’s too shy for the camera.
The Aqua bottle wins. It’s the real object. Full stop.
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That’s a pretty funny series of shots! I learned the hard way, while walking through Ubud’s Monkey Forest, that I needed to stash my water bottle out of sight of these pesky creatures. But what a view, huh?!
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Yep, spectacular view despite these overcurious monkeys!
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Thank you my friend, I am proud to be able to read the writing on your article!
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you’re welcome! thanks for your visit. your articles have been inspiring. moreover, my dad loves your books too!
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Its a good joke, it relieves my frustration whenever I see beautiful places, including nice beaches but some people threw garbage without thinking
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Yep, that’s how the monkey got the plastic bottle and covered his face from paparazzi 🙂
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Ah, maybe he doesnt want his mug shot taken for stealing the bottle….
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Probably…he’s afraid of going to prison 😉
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Tq Oki
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