Watching a Black Rhino

In the early hours of the morning, I set out to photograph a Black Rhino...
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Hope you enjoyed the pictures

I enjoy the pics very much Harriet

We can feel the first sun rays on our skin... having a good coffee and follow that huge and beautiful animal

Kikimalou wrote:

I enjoy the pics very much Harriet

We can feel the first sun rays on our skin... having a good coffee and follow that huge and beautiful animal

Glad you enjoyed them I was going to write a kind of story around the pictures, but I didn't so I wrote the story on my blog instead.

The 3rd and 4th pix are incredibly realistic!
Well done, Harriet!

Beautiful pictures, I like this warm light very much And color of grass Rhino is very nice, but I can't recognize the brand

Ana wrote:

Beautiful pictures, I like this warm light very much And color of grass Rhino is very nice, but I can't recognize the brand

Thank you Gabe and Ana! Glad you liked them The brand of the Rhino is Bullyland, it's the large scale.

Beautiful pictures. They are so realistic. Thanks for sharing.

aandmkw wrote:

Beautiful pictures. They are so realistic. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Amy

And more great pics Harriet!
Although i saw already one on your avatar, great light again!

I hope you have all the time to go out and take more of the outdoor pictures coz I really like your photography.

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

And more great pics Harriet!
Although i saw already one on your avatar, great light again!

Thanks Willy

Lasersword1973 wrote:

I hope you have all the time to go out and take more of the outdoor pictures coz I really like your photography.

Thank you Ron, Actually I have taken some more...

HKHollinstone wrote:

Lasersword1973 wrote:

I hope you have all the time to go out and take more of the outdoor pictures coz I really like your photography.

Thank you Ron, Actually I have taken some more...

Please show us.

Harriet. More pictures in which, at least for me, is something intangible. At the same time attractive. These two pictures I like the most.

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Have you managed to catch as much traffic and also be vigilant. This rhino looks like you just frightened. Do you see the morning dew of the grass? Is it sprinkled lawn.

zbyszek wrote:

Harriet. More pictures in which, at least for me, is something intangible. At the same time attractive. These two pictures I like the most.
Have you managed to catch as much traffic and also be vigilant. This rhino looks like you just frightened. Do you see the morning dew of the grass? Is it sprinkled lawn.

Thank you Zbyszek, I think I took these pictures the day after I'd received this rhino in the post. It was such a glorious morning, I couldn't resist to take him out with my camera.

Keep on doing the good work girl!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Keep on doing the good work girl!

Thanks Willy

Welcome Harriet!
By the way, what kind of horse that is on your avatar, it intriges me...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Welcome Harriet!
By the way, what kind of horse that is on your avatar, it intriges me...

It's an Exmoor pony, you can see more pictures of them in "What have you done today" thread and also on my blog.

this bullyland rhino is wonderful... your photos are awesome!!!!

MartinH wrote:

this bullyland rhino is wonderful... your photos are awesome!!!!

Thanks Martin

HKHollinstone wrote:

MartinH wrote:

this bullyland rhino is wonderful... your photos are awesome!!!!

Thanks Martin

Harriet, you have donne a great work... I love rhinos and your are lovable too!:)

Roger wrote:

Harriet, you have donne a great work... I love rhinos and your are lovable too!:)

Thank you Roger

HKHollinstone wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Welcome Harriet!
By the way, what kind of horse that is on your avatar, it intriges me...

It's an Exmoor pony, you can see more pictures of them in "What have you done today" thread and also on my blog.

Great pics Harriet!
I love those pony's that are still roaming around more or less, and they have that something that reminds me of the original European wild horses, the Tarpans...