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    Default White Rhino - the Sequel

    This is the same white rhino from yesterday's extreme close-up. We observed him for a while as he grazed and then went for a drink. Taken in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve, South Africa.

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    HH from a safari vehicle, no crop, some S/H adjustment and USM applied.

    C&C welcome and appreciated. Thanks,

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    Rachel.

    For me this is much better, and is that a slight catch light in the eye?


    The branch in the water may distract some but I do not mind it at all.

    IHave never got a shot of a Rhino drinking this close

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    I like it nice job, great detail

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    I too liked this more , excellent image
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    this is nice Rachel - maybe a tad tight at the ear but all the elements work together nicely here
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    Colour looks spot on Rachel and I like the perspective. Would agree with Morkel that its a tad close to the ear, would like to have seen some more both top & to the left. I think you could afford to crop some from the rhs.

    Looks like this processing lark is becoming easier, LOL.

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    Thanks all for the kind comments. I agree that it would be better with a little more room on top.

    Thanks again,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Watkins View Post
    Rachel.

    For me this is much better, and is that a slight catch light in the eye?

    Sorry Ken, I had to go back to the TIFF and look and blow it up to check. As far as I can tell, it is not a catch light. One of the reasons I chose this photo to process originally is that it has some detail in the eye. There's a slight rim of the white of the eye along the eye's lower edge and that is what you see.

    Thanks again,
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    Last edited by Rachel Hollander; 11-03-2010 at 07:29 AM. Reason: typo and to augment explanation

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    Rachel,

    Thanks for that whatever it was it certainly brightens up what is usually a rather dull (and small) eye.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Kaluski View Post
    Colour looks spot on Rachel and I like the perspective. Would agree with Morkel that its a tad close to the ear, would like to have seen some more both top & to the left. I think you could afford to crop some from the rhs.
    Steve
    I would agree with Steve on your image Rachel.

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