The Charge

[Saurav Mahanta]

During one of my recent safaris in Kaziranga NP, India. A massive one-horned rhino decided to charge our safari jeep. I managed to get some shots as the driver pulled away.
Details:
7D/70-200 2.8 IS@85mm/ ISO 250 f4 SS1/1000

I know its a bit tight but the excitement was too overwhelming to bother about camera settings

[Sid Garige]

I know its a bit tight but the excitement was too overwhelming to bother about camera settings
You said it right Saurav. It is all about it.

[Ken Watkins]

Saurav,

What a moment for you, it was quite close:bg3:
Under the circumstances of panic and a moving vehicle this is remarkably good, not technically perfect, but who cares (not me).

It is the moment that counts:cheers::cheers::cheers:

[Mark Wiseman]

Saurav,
Under the circumstances you have done well. I have also been chased by a rhino and it is amazing how fast a vehicle can go in reverse.
Thanks for sharing and best wishes,
Mark.

[Morkel Erasmus]

you certainly did well to frame this without the rhino touching the borders top and bottom. With the direction of his charge I prefer more space at the bottom than on top, so at least you are tighter on top than at the bottom...:t3...

Have you considered a total portrait crop? In other words - go tighter from LHS and RHS??