Two rhinos found themselves caught up in the middle of a herd of cape buffalo on a rainy day in Kenya. I used a slow shutter speed of only 1/6th of a second to create a blurred sense of movement, while keeping my focus on the head of the rhino to the left. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 200, f/25 at 1/6th of a second
are the rhinos aggressive? With that big horn, they have always scared me but Ive heard that the hippo is way meaner. What can a hippo do to you? They dont have claws or sharp teeth? Do they just smoosh you?
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Two rhinos found themselves caught up in the middle of a herd of cape buffalo on a rainy day in Kenya. I used a slow shutter speed of only 1/6th of a second to create a blurred sense of movement, while keeping my focus on the head of the rhino to the left.
When your vision is poor—-Falling into the wrong crowd is easy—-Though it can be fun.
are the rhinos aggressive? With that big horn, they have always scared me but Ive heard that the hippo is way meaner. What can a hippo do to you? They dont have claws or sharp teeth? Do they just smoosh you?