Ken - nice habitat shot. I like the side light and the movement in the water from the drinking oryx but I feel like there's a little too much negative space to the right. I wonder if it's because of the position of the rear animal.
Can't say I've ever seen them IN water as they don't need/depend on it, so an interesting habitat/behavioral image here Ken, well done.
Every time I see these guys can't help but be amazed at the size and power of their horns, two fine specimens.
TFS
A unique look at these guys in a different environment. Heard we have imported some of these to parts of New Mexico for hunting purposes. Fulfilling the critiquing nature of the forum, it would have been nice to get an isolated vertical shot of the nearer, in focus one.
I wondered about the crop as well, but I did not wish to be criticised for making it too square, in future I will take no notice of breaches of the "rules"
Marc,
Thanks for that the reason I posted it was that it was "different", thanks for appreciating this.
Steve,
I must admit I do not really like the use of "unique" much preferring relatively rare, but I know what you mean. The sighting was not very conducive the pan was qite a long way away from the road, I also wish I could have got something a little better, I'll be there in June and am hoping for better luck. Disgraceful news on the hunting situation, but then what can you expect, not only do they shoot "our" animals but now they do not wish to benefit our economy.
I am glad that you enjoyed a different point of view, I have no agenda here, I just do not like missleading information being posted. If I had PM facilities I would of course answered your question privately.