Robin Schwartz shoots her daughter with animals
Robin Schwartz’s daughter is one lucky girl to have such an amazing photo album of a childhood surrounded by amazing animals. These surreal photographs are almost like a recreation of an imaginary childhood we wish we all had.
Tagged: animal photos, Robin Schwartz photography
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Deborah Higginbotham said | 21 July, 2011
I was in the room once with a spooked spider monkey. It went all over the place at lightning fast speed, his feces flying everywhere. I feared for my safety, as he was probably fearing for his own. I agree with the previous poster. Absolutely irresponsible. What’s more precious the safety and security of your child or a photo for profit?
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Chip Boles said | 21 July, 2011
Posted as an “Awww wow, great pictures” kind of thing, this is absolutely irresponsible. Maybe not all of those animals pictured are as dangerous, but chimpanzees are incredibly strong, vicious unpredictable terrors when they are spooked. Only the naive would ever allow their child anywhere near one.
People who have lived with them in their homes have paid dearly. Letting themselves be lulled into cartoon-views of these animals will only lead to horrific injuries or death.
(And let me be clear – I have nothing against chimpanzees, only against humans taking chimpanzees out of their natural habitats for what amounts to exotic pets. Like what one commenter said – treating animals like accessories is insulting and dangerous for them, too.)