rhino in flowers

Posted by Talat Khalid on Mon Jul 30, 2018 9:50 am

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Indian one horned rhino feeding in Kaziranga N.P, India. The rhinos face is not visible completely. The flowers & mynas, I think it works for me. what do you think? Photographed using nikon d4s+600mm+beanbag.

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by Cynthia Crawford on Tue Jul 31, 2018 4:40 am

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I like it- the flowers and birds add enough interest to offset a lack of face. I think it's great when people dare to do something a little different. This has such a nice mood. Kind of a tight crop though- is this full frame?

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by Talat Khalid on Tue Jul 31, 2018 9:38 am

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Cynthia Crawford wrote:I like it- the flowers and birds add enough interest to offset a lack of face. I think it's great when people dare to do something a little different. This has such a nice mood. Kind of a tight crop though- is this full frame?

Thanks for your kind words. I cropped a little at the top other than that its almost full frame.

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by Carol Clarke on Tue Jul 31, 2018 3:30 pm

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Certainly it would work as one of a series on these imposing animals, it is instantly recognisable as a one horned rhino, but I'm not so sure it works as a 'stand alone' image. I do commend your striving for the unique and unusual wildlife photos, and you definitely got that here, Talat!

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