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Nov 02, 2008 05:10 |  #1

Another one of my luck shots in the high mountains of CO. I've cropped it down to about 10 MP.

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Is it worthy of being a wall hanger with better PP or relegated to a memory file.

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Nov 02, 2008 05:13 |  #2

Nice shot but due to foliage covering to much of the deers? face I would save it.


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Nov 02, 2008 07:13 |  #3

I think this would have been a really nice shot if there hadn't of been so much stuff in front of their faces. I'm sorry, but to me all those branches in front just blows this shot. Just my opinion of course, but I'd just chalk this one up as "the one that got away"

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Nov 02, 2008 07:44 |  #4

So copied what I said!


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Nov 02, 2008 10:44 as a reply to  @ ThomGascoigne's post |  #5

Chauncey..not doing it for me at all..darned underbrush!


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Nov 02, 2008 13:24 as a reply to  @ Flo's post |  #6

That's an excellent shot from a hunter's perspective. I've long since exchanged my guns for a telephoto lens and I still love to hunt. Only now, I shoot them with a camera.
This is the image that a hunter sees. It's a moment of reality captured forever. You've done well.

Did I mention that I like the photo?


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Nov 02, 2008 14:28 as a reply to  @ midnitejam's post |  #7

Well lets see...4 vote for file 13 and one says to keep it. I vote keep it...4 to 2...I win!

That clinches it...gonna get printed for the wall. :lol:


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Nov 03, 2008 07:45 |  #8

midnitejam wrote in post #6609276 (external link)
That's an excellent shot from a hunter's perspective. I've long since exchanged my guns for a telephoto lens and I still love to hunt. Only now, I shoot them with a camera.
This is the image that a hunter sees. It's a moment of reality captured forever. You've done well.

Did I mention that I like the photo?

Thats awesome! I think you deserve a pat on the back for that!

Yeah!


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