Nice to see some images from the green season. I'm partial to the images in the rain. I'm looking at these on my desktop monitor so I can appreciate the large images. Guess they don't resize depending on device.
hnilsson wrote:
Nice to see some images from the green season. I'm partial to the images in the rain. I'm looking at these on my desktop monitor so I can appreciate the large images. Guess they don't resize depending on device.
Thanks very much for your comments. I certainly like the rain effect as well, even though we paid for it being covered in mid on a regular basis. . I did note, that if the image is clicked on when viewing on my iPad, I can scroll through all the images without any image overlap.
These are exceptional images. The rhinos in the crater are wonderful shots. For us, the rhinos were so far away that we barely can claim to see them.
The green wet season adds to the glory of the pictures. And you had all these to yourself! You should thank Covid for this experience. At least covid bought some good.
conebeam wrote:
These are exceptional images. The rhinos in the crater are wonderful shots. For us, the rhinos were so far away that we barely can claim to see them.
The green wet season adds to the glory of the pictures. And you had all these to yourself! You should thank Covid for this experience. At least covid bought some good.
~Mansur
Thanks so much Mansur! Yes, I know that feeling in the crater with rhino. I really believe because of Covid and the greatly reduced number of vehicles in the Crater, that the rhino were not as stand offish as they would normally have been. For the 2 rhino pic, there was only 1 other safari vehicle, and for the rhino in the rain, we were it. We were the first one’s in the crater from the East side, and we literally scared each other as she was laying in some very tall grass, right next to the road. She briefly charged us, and we had to reverse to ensure neither of us was hurt. It was a very close encounter.
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kireland wrote:
Wow, great set! Would love to have the opportunity to go on a safari someday. Thanks for sharing the photos and the story!
Thank you. I certainly hope you have the opportunity some day as well. It’s truly a life altering experience.
. I did note, that if the image is clicked on when viewing on my iPad, I can scroll through all the images without any image overlap. 