Whitetail Portraits

[TCimages]

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[my*]

Those are great!! Great detail.

 

[TCimages]

thank you

 

[The Phototron]

Yeah, very sharp.

 

[Scooter]

Totally awesome.

 

[Heck]

Very cool.

 

[Miaow]

Great Pics :thumbup:

 

[TCimages]

thanks for all the comments

 

[scubabear6]

Very Nice!!

 

[TCimages]

thanks

 

[photognewbie]

Beautiful pictures!

 

[fido dog]

Mmmmm.............luuuuuunch.

Those are gorgeous animals (Tasty too) and gorgeous pictures.

Stunning. :thumbup:

 

[LaFoto]

Wow. How come they pose for you just like they do!?!?!
And in the best of light there can be even!
Have you waited for long, hidden by a camouflage-tent? Or how does one take such sharp, well-lit, precisely exposed photos of wild deer?

 

[fido dog]

If they don't feel you're a threat, you can get plenty of pictures. My buddy has deer that are roaming all over his new property and just are a bit curious.

 

[TCimages]

Wow. How come they pose for you just like they do!?!?!
And in the best of light there can be even!
Have you waited for long, hidden by a camouflage-tent? Or how does one take such sharp, well-lit, precisely exposed photos of wild deer?

Hi Lafoto, Yes, NORMALLY I sit in a blind for hours waiting for the right shot. Early morning and late evening, deer tend to feed so the lighting is often times right and if your lucky, you'll have one get close enough for the perfect shot. HOWEVER, for this shot, it was a national park where deer tend to let you get closer. This guy let me get close enough with the morning sun at my back.

Or how does one take such sharp, well-lit, precisely exposed photos of wild deer?
My Canon 30 D and 100-400, rarely dissapoint me.

Many thanks to all for the comments.