Fantastic set, but for me having spent a lot of years in a stand, the buck going under the fence, and the last, stand out for me! Thanks for posting your work!
1 is the clear winner for me Nick, but they are all very nice. This is not a criticism, but a question: in 2, the head and horns look a little large for the body to me. Do you see this, and could it be a combination of the angled pose and the relatively short lens?
Thank you for your post! I just checked the exif data and I used a 70-200mm lens, zoomed out to 175mm (according to the EXIF data I looked at).
I do very well remember that deer because its antlers were huge and very thick, and although I am not a hunter, I suffered from buck fever at that moment! !
Nov 19, 2013 at 08:11 AM
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I was surprised when this happened, I was thinking the deer would jump the fence, but for whatever reason, he decided to go under the fence rather than over it!
Every once in a while a shot from the nature section grabs my attention enough to lure me out of the landscape forum. #1 is a standout among most I've seen. Great use of lighting, getting out during perfect fall colour, and that original looking pose is only a bonus! You got my vote.
Awesome is such an over used word these days, but I can't help to pull it out here for its true meaning and connotation in this instance. Beautiful set Nick, and that first one is awesome.
Do you see this, and could it be a combination of the angled pose and the relatively short lens?
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