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<blockquote data-quote="globeglimpser" data-source="post: 160560" data-attributes="member: 13858">Whilst we were out seeking the lions, we took a sharp turn and came across a family of white rhinos. I don't know who was more startled but if it was them - then lucky they weren't black rhinos&nbsp;White rhinos - the grazers, are the bigger of the two African rhino species and are a lot more docile than their browsing relatives: the aggressive black rhinos which are far less numerous&nbsp;Soon however, both might be very rare with the sad reality of the current poaching crisis...&nbsp;I really liked this shot despite having missed my focus and the poor IQ (anything looks good small - I have seen the true image in Lightroom and it is not great). I think that the scene, the poses and the dust work wonders though. Maybe I will reset my settings and try a B&amp;W to be posted later&nbsp;Nikon D5100 with 55-300 at 300mm, F5.6, ISO 640, 1/320&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="globeglimpser, post: 160560, member: 13858"] Whilst we were out seeking the lions, we took a sharp turn and came across a family of white rhinos. I don't know who was more startled but if it was them - then lucky they weren't black rhinos White rhinos - the grazers, are the bigger of the two African rhino species and are a lot more docile than their browsing relatives: the aggressive black rhinos which are far less numerous Soon however, both might be very rare with the sad reality of the current poaching crisis... I really liked this shot despite having missed my focus and the poor IQ (anything looks good small - I have seen the true image in Lightroom and it is not great). I think that the scene, the poses and the dust work wonders though. Maybe I will reset my settings and try a B&W to be posted later Nikon D5100 with 55-300 at 300mm, F5.6, ISO 640, 1/320" [/QUOTE]

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