There are only so many times you can be told something before you are obliged to do what you are asked.
Before I went to Tenerife three people sent me e-mails saying I really should go to south Norfolk to see a family of Otters that had seemingly lost all inhibition and were showing very well. Upon my return I attended a meeting at which a very good photographer said if I had not been I should visit the Otters. At that point I thought to myself I ought to go and see these Otters. I’m glad I did.
Walking down the river bank the sun was intermittently exchanging places with snow clouds; warm then cold. Greetings of ‘You should have been here half an hour ago’ weren’t encouraging but we stood our ground and the Otters eventually showed. Showed? … that’s an understatement really. The Otters ‘invaded’ would be more appropriate. Three animal swam up the river, left the water and were around my feet. Too close for focus. Too much lens! Then they were gone. Enigmatic and transient they left as quickly as they arrived; but not before they offered a shot or two.
Letter From Norfolk 
What a memorable experience, and the image is a dramatic capture.
Thank you Sally. There were three Otters loitering in and around the river, but they were ever so quick. I was just lucky to get this shot.
That is something I would love to experience. They are wonderful creatures, and that’s a fine photograph.
Malcolm
Thank you Malcolm and yes they are wonderful creatures you’re right!
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