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deer golden in the dawn
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| These deer were part of a herd of about 40 at 6:30 a.m on a frosty morning. They were cavorting all over at about a distance of 300 yards. At this point, they were trying to decide whether to stay in the open, or recross a ditch right behind them and go back into the safety of the marsh. You will notice that as the shadow of the one deer blocks the one next to him, the golden colour changes to a more natural brown. 12x zoom. |
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- Janice
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Hi Linda, deer and snow - a real Canadian scene:) Good shot considering you were shooting from so far away. Very well done.
Very nice work. And what a distance to get a shot from... I love the color. Cool shot, I love these beautiful wild animals..
hi linda,
this is a good wildlife shot,u have to decide everything in a hurry to stay alive.it seems u're awarded for getting up so early,well done.
regards
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The quality of this photo is not the best, but that's understandable, given the situation. But it's still a great capture! Did you add a tint? The deer look lighted. Is that from the sun? (I'm a beginner, so please forgive all the questions.)
Thanks, Gayle