We are not sure what it is, but can we eat it ?

Beautiful day in Lincolnshire today. A little snow a few days back and then cold weather kept everything crisp.

The deer in Belton Park have free run of the grounds which makes for some interesting opportunities.

1. "I'm not sure what it is but perhaps we can eat it ... "

Very nice, especially the second one!

Yep #2 great job.

Thanks Gents ... Can you share your thoughts on No1 - to cold ??

Picturesports wrote in post #17355556
Thanks Gents ... Can you share your thoughts on No1 - to cold ??

It does look pretty blue, and because none of them is looking at you there is less of a connection to the viewer compared to the second shot.

Cool - always keen to hear a different point of view

Thanks Dave

stsva wrote in post #17355562
It does look pretty blue, and because none of them is looking at you there is less of a connection to the viewer compared to the second shot.

I like the first one more. It looks blue but it is very atmospherical compared to the second. And it looks more natural to me that the deers dont look in the camera.
The second one is too busy somehow

Good job!

davidfarina wrote in post #17357982
I like the first one more. It looks blue but it is very atmospherical compared to the second. And it looks more natural to me that the deers dont look in the camera.
The second one is too busy somehow

I'm with you which is why I was asking. Just goes to prove that it is all art and you like what you like. I would have preferred two eyes on the lead deer in photo 1, but they were genuinely interested in something else to eat

In #2, is that a pile of $#¡+ that the deer is looking at (just in the boundaries of the OOF-In Focus zones)? That what he's unsure what it is?

They have a bit of a mole problem at Belton currently. The grounds are covered in piles of earth.

Have to say though ... it does look exactly like $*yte. Lucky deer poop "berries"