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Oct 10, 2012 13:18 |  #1

Photographing wild animals in their own environment is challenging, but also fun. You can wait for hours in what you think is a concealed spot, only to have your photographic prey hear something as simple as a shutter. This is the result of waiting about four hours, near a trail that was used by these deer, day after day, in the June Lake area of California. Comments always encouraged.

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Oct 11, 2012 02:16 |  #2

I like them. Especially #2 where the deer is 'surrounded by its environment'.

#1 seems a bit soft.




  
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Oct 11, 2012 05:29 |  #3

Good job!




  
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Oct 15, 2012 20:34 |  #4

Well captured! I too prefer to shoot in the natural environment and I can stay out for hours. Your patience paid off; these deer are gorgeous!


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Oct 16, 2012 18:36 |  #5

Thanks for the comments. Appreciated.


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Oct 16, 2012 18:41 |  #6

I love the payoff of just sitting for a while and having the animals come right by...except when they get so close they're inside the MFD of the long lens :p It's still cool then, you just can't capture those moments well...heh


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Oct 16, 2012 19:23 |  #7

like the 2nd one - I am alway surprised how they can just disappear in the brush




  
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Oct 19, 2012 06:37 as a reply to  @ Marcy's post |  #8

Al. These pics are great. Good job. They were worth the wait.


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