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Big White-tailed Buck



A big White-tailed deer, checking on intruders to his neck of the woods.

A big White-tailed deer, checking on intruders to his neck of the woods.
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Awards

Runner Up in Image Of The Month Photo Contest Vol 87
People's Choice in animals in the fall Photo Challenge
Peer Award
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Superb Composition
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Outstanding Creativity
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Image Of The Month Photo Contest Vol 87Top 20 rank
Image Of The Month Photo Contest Vol 87Top 20 rank week 2
Image Of The Month Photo Contest Vol 87Top 10 rank week 1

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sumanbose
 
sumanbose Jan 05
very nice
ELEVATEDIMAGING
Thank you!
deekaycee Ultimate
 
deekaycee Jan 06
Beautiful! Congratulations on your runner-up honors in the Image of the Month Contest!
ELEVATEDIMAGING
Thanks deekaycee. 😀
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Behind The Lens

Location
Taken while on a hike at a local wildlife preserve in Colorado.
Time
This was taken before 9am on a chilly Autumn morning.
Lighting
Shot during early to mid morning under some overhanging clouds, which helped to diffuse the sunshine.
Equipment
Nikon Z7II, Tamron SP 150-600 G2, handheld, natural lighting.
Inspiration
Who doesn't like searching for, and shooting big bucks? I was super stoked to see this guy sneaking through the woods. Once in position, I grabbed his attention to get this face forward shot.
Editing
Lots! I changed up the foliage colors to bring out the oranges and reds, cloned out a couple unsightly branches, and tweaked the lighting a bit. All in adobe camera raw.
In my camera bag
Nikon cameras, tamron lenses, sometimes a tripod, and the necessary accessories like batteries, and an ND and CPL. Lens blower, lens cloth, water, multi tool, snack bar.
Feedback
Research your location with maps and scouting, and talk to local rangers and other hikers and photographers as well. Once you know where the animals are likely to be, you can then move in and prepare for the shot, be patient though!

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