I took this photograph in Manakara, Madagascar while trying to enjoy the last few moments of sunshine on the beach before the rain began. A herd of zebu was led down the shore, while a lone zebu lagged behind the herd and appeared as if he was emerging from the fog. I am especially fond of this photo for it's symmetry - in the way his horns frame his hump, and the way the palm trees mimic the boniness of his ribs. And the fierce expression on his face.