Small deer and composition

[loebas]

Met her in the woods.
I had to crop the photo's and thought the the ears of the deer are in line with the two trees next and behind her.
Wonder what you think of this crops ?

[loebas]

Met her in the woods.
I had to crop the photo's and thought the the ears of the deer are in line with the two trees next and behind her.
Wonder what you think of this crops ?

Anyone ?

[Jim_T]

Good shot..

I don't know how much you had to crop, but I would have shown a little bit more under the deer and a bit less of the trees.. Of course keep in mind, I'm no expert :)

[Hellashot]

Well #1 is out of focus. #2 seems to have used the wrong metering to expose for where the deer was. The background is very overexposed. View what I did here: http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=4298510&a=31744488&p=72290488

The background was too over exposed to save. I had to lower the quality a lot to get the file size under 100k for some reason. Backlit subjects are difficult to properly capture.

[loebas]

Well #1 is out of focus. #2 seems to have used the wrong metering to expose for where the deer was. The background is very overexposed. View what I did here: http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=4298510&a=31744488&p=72290488

The background was too over exposed to save. I had to lower the quality a lot to get the file size under 100k for some reason. Backlit subjects are difficult to properly capture.

Thank you for all the work. I did't get it out any better.
It was such a pitty that the deer passed the overexposed blueberry field.
Distance was too big to use flash.