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Hi Peter
as said already, wooooow, love it. Love the conversion. The comp and pano works very well for me. I might would bring up a tad more "detail/contrast" on it's forehead. Just a thought 
Have a great eve
Ciao
Anette
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Peter, you do great interesting work! I really like this with the rhino coming right out of the image, with the dust at its feet. I also like the active positions of the zebras on the left. They add to the action of the entire image.
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Hi Peter, I like the content, threatening posture & framing, but the style of 'treatment/conversion' isn't really working for me. The rhino has an almost 'oily/slippery' look & feel with the strong contrasting tones and limited high detail on the body. I also find having the head on view, the front horn almost disappears into the overall head, it's there but perhaps not as prominent as we are used too?
For me, because your images Peter are perhaps a little more 'off the wall' than we usually see, as you do push the boundaries in ALL senses of the word, which is great, I find it easier to talk as we have done about images than hunting & pecking on the key board. 
Keep them coming.
TFS
Steve
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How about you Steve putting out something different than your norm .
Happy to do so Peter, but in a similar vein, be great to see the same faces viewing, but without commenting, commenting.
I will try to take a look today, albeit I'm away, nothing ventured nothing gained, hey.
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Hi Peter - I admit to looking a few times to get a better feel for the image before commenting. It has grown on me a bit but it is a departure even from most of your more recent posts as well. This one is darker in tone perhaps augmented by the mud. I think my hesitation (for lack of a better word) about the image is that the area of the rhino not covered by mud along the center of the head seems to not have much definition and perhaps have a bit of movement. I think it would work better for me if that area had more definition and sharpness.
I do like the head on view and the low pov with the kicked up dust as well as the placement in the frame and the zebras in the bg.
Keep pushing the boundaries.
TFS,
Rachel
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