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KJindaUK Registered: Sep 20, 2004 Total Posts: 605 Country: United Kingdom |
I usually hang out on the Mustangs air2air thread as I'm usually pointing my cameras at jets but with Richmond Park local to me I've been meaning to get out there early and photograph the Red Deer, especially during the rutting season. So yesterday I did just that, taking my D800 and 200-400 for a dawn walk. I'm quite happy with a few of the shots and completely hooked, hoping for another calm misty morning next weekend now! |
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dorian Registered: Feb 20, 2011 Total Posts: 2032 Country: N/A |
both of these are really nice kev. i like the lighting in the first one, it is just perfect. i also like the sneaky crow in the shadows in the second one. looks like he's gonna come and land on the antlers! |
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mike717 Registered: May 02, 2004 Total Posts: 7496 Country: United States |
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morris Registered: May 22, 2002 Total Posts: 26982 Country: United States |
The first is a fabulous image Kev. The bird in flight in the background of the second is special. The dear would stand out better had you taken a few steps to the left or right to avoid the tree as the background to the head. |
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surfnron Registered: Dec 17, 2004 Total Posts: 23661 Country: United States |
A great spot light effect in the first shot makes it very nice Kev. I agree with Morris on the second shot ~ Ron |
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aushalk Registered: Jun 06, 2006 Total Posts: 278 Country: United Kingdom |
Nice shots |
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fcomisar Registered: Aug 30, 2008 Total Posts: 183 Country: United States |
Great shots. Number one is special. |
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Jonathan Huynh Registered: May 01, 2003 Total Posts: 6528 Country: United States |
Nice shots |
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kmunroe Registered: Feb 02, 2010 Total Posts: 21084 Country: Canada |
both are very nice .. #1 is my favorite also |
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KCollett Registered: Jul 02, 2010 Total Posts: 14739 Country: Canada |
#1 is pretty cool. Well done. |
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KJindaUK Registered: Sep 20, 2004 Total Posts: 605 Country: United Kingdom |
Thanks for the kind comments everyone. Morris that's good advice on positioning myself to avoid the tree in the background, something to remember next time! |