Behind bars

South Africa's most dangerous animal!

I was very happy to have the fence there, but unfortunately too much bother to remove it. I liked the way the faces of some were staring!

[Kathy A]

I love their horns

[Chris Cook]

They do look rather menacing. I can see why you were glad they were fenced. If you have Photoshop though, you could get rid of that fence in 2 or 3 minutes. Very easy to do with the content aware healing tool. Then you could pretend you were fearlessly staring down a pack of wild beasts.

[Dawn]

A wonderful capture even if they are fenced in

[Renee Salamon]

They are mean! - Snapseed usually removes the lines quite easily too

[Susan Wakely]

Is this what you call a captive audience?

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely shot and in this case the fencing adds to the capture!

[Valerie Chesney]

They are magnificent but, I am pleased the fence is there Diana!

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful shot. The fence doesn't look so strong.

[katy]

I think it was a great idea To leave the fence in. We can get a better sense of their situation this way.

[Bucktree]

Nice capture of these powerful beasts.

[Mags]

They do look fierce!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture.

[LManning (Laura)]

The fence creates a neat effect.

[Milanie]

They do look tough!

[Heather]

I think the fence gives us a sense of their potential danger (as do those amazing horns!). And yes, those staring faces! Glad you were on the other side, Diana! :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh yes, always good to have a fence between you and pointed horns!

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Diana]

@kjarn @cdcook48 @Dawn @rensala @wakelys @beryl @happysnaps @wh2021 @grammyn @dkellogg @marlboromaam @mittens @ljmanning @milaniet @365projectorgheatherb @olivetreeann @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@cdcook48 @rensala I did remove the fence in PS, but decided it looked better with it this shot. I have another one without ;-)