Bucket List - South African Safari by busi2ness
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I am way too serious, LOL. I had such fun comments from people wanting to take me up on an African Safari and some compared it to making a list like in the movie "Bucket List". Now for those of you who know about the movie, will know why I found it amusing.
My upload today is to tease you further: Have you ever wished you could get this close to a Rhino and her calf, safely, and no, she is not captive, she roams in the wild. Furthermore she has the biggest horn we know of and thus her whereabouts are kept secret for her own safety. I uploaded a bigger than usual version, so feel free to zoom in, there is detail of her udder - something rarely ever spotted. I wonder if this should have been tagged for nudity? :-|
Okay, I quit, LOL! People like PJ, Shari, Spike, Louise, Bonita and Michel showed some interest, we are waiting for you guys. Carin and I can speak American.
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nice mood, great composition, jo que envidia poder hacer esas fotos menos mal que tu no las pones en renderosity gracias amigo
Excellent capture..
superb photograph!
A trip like this would be a great addition to anyone's "bucket list" :o)...loved your intro and cool capture !!!
Very nice~ How do I get on the list???
Very sweet scene with incredible details. Thanks for sharing your safari photos. Hope this rhino is really safe !
I'm the coordinator of that list ... See me. :| LOL Oh Pieter, this is SOOO GOOD; looks 3-D-ish .. its that fantastic DOF you got going on that makes this POP so beautifully! I'll zoom in on her ... to have that closer look. Hope she won't mind. This is a fav .. its SO GOOD!!! Thanks for sharing this Pieter.. hope you have a wonderful weekend -- don't work too hard, cuz there's some playin' thats gotta be had too. :)
Amazing capture, Piet!!! Thx for share!!!
Excellent capture!!!
Aww cute scene and great capture!
Awwww! The baby is so cute! Wonderful texture in that leathery skin! Udderly fabulous capture:-) I would so love to go on a safari!
I always look forward to your new release Piet, brilliant image as always
Haha yes it is on my Bucket list!! Great image again Piet
Wonderful capture, Oom. They are beautiful creatures. Hugs. Di. xx
Very nice capture :-) would love to see Africa sometime!
wirklich beeindruckende Aufnahme! Diese schönen Nashörner! Welchen Sicherheits-Abstand hattest Du? Die Nashorn-Mütter sollen ja sehr gefährlich sein!
super Photo!
awesome capture !!!
Wow!!!! I can't believe that horn!! Amazing shot. :)
OMG I would just love to win the lottery and just move out there to see truely wild animals. What a great shot.
Impressive capture!
Well, this is a really Super Capture. I dont think it could be better than this. I see this as the perfect Safari commercial art. :))) And I love it.
Excellent! Very beautiful capture!
I am floored by the size of that horn! It is the most amazing thing! I am fascinated by its slender beauty. The turn of the hind ankle is also very interesting with the odd construction of the feet! And look at that skin! The cragginess is stunning - rolls and folds and wrinkles and all. I so love the African wildlife. When I go to our zoo, the first place I head for is the African section. I can stand for hours if left unattended (LOL) in front of the hippos, rhinos, elephants, elks and deers and buffalos of all types. It is not much since all these animals are confined and behaviors are not natural any more, and the thrill is limited to what you see rather than feeling elation of coming on them in their wild and natural home. I don't know if I could have ever left this mother and calf...I'd probably still be standing watch over them hypnotized by their incredible beauty. Of course, this means, you have done a stellar job in your photography. Your skill, talent, and bravery combined with the excellent postwork is awesome.
great capture...
snothing lieft for me but to join the above
WOW! Super capture!!! Thanks for sharing!
Truly amazing capture!
A wonderful photo. Amazing horn. Excellent capture.
wonderful picture!