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Mule deer have a white spot on their neck, almost an exact match for the background here! Where the spot ends, it’s then this seasonal dark gray!
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Mule deer have a white spot on their neck, almost an exact match for the background here! Where the spot ends, it’s then this seasonal dark gray!
What are the odds that these would position themselves so that the back-line of the far deer seems to continue uninterrupted, right through the nearest deers neck!
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What are the odds that these would position themselves so that the back-line of the far deer seems to continue uninterrupted, right through the nearest deers neck!
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Location
I really wanted some shots of deer! Not far from home, maybe a fifteen minute drive, is a perfect spot! Sagebrush flats transitioning to juniper and pinion! They live here, others migrate through. A bunch of them!Time
Mid afternoon, beautiful day!Lighting
Natural sunlight, no clouds.Equipment
As a novice, I pretty much use starter equipment, if I ever learn how to use it all, maybe I’ll upgrade. This is with a Cannon EOS rebel T7, offhand, With Cannon Zoom EF 75-300mm, 1:4-5.6, no filters!Inspiration
I didn’t have any pictures of deer, so we went to a local hot spot for deer with the intention of getting some shots!Editing
I did crop a little, and some minor adjustments to light and contrast to make the deer stand out a little clearer.In my camera bag
I always have my Cannon with me, with my zoom lens, and a smaller 18-55mm, came with camera, and Vivitar HD4 wide angle converter, and 2.2 telephoto converter. And 2 extra batteries!!!Feedback
Wildlife! I love the natural, especially landscape and wildlife! Wildlife is, well wildlife! I’d love to say I set this shot up, but, yeah! Do some scouting, find where they are and their movement patterns. Go there and start shooting.
