Posted by Tom Smit on September 22, 2008 at 3:32 PM
The last one for this week.
This time a red deer. On one of my trips together with my wife, we saw a farm with some red deers (one male and a few females). So this one is captive, but it gives me the changes to photograph it. It try to make it look like it's a wild one (no fences, trees as background and also some female red deers).
It's not completely sharp, but that's because the picture was taken handhold.
It's a pity it was not cold enough to see his breath, but I still like the picture. Hope you do too.
Lens Focal Length: 500.00 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/25 sec
F-Number: F4.0
ISO: 100
Compensation: EV 0/1
C&C welcome. Thanks for looking.
Posted by David Clapp on September 22, 2008 at 4:06 PM
I have always wanted to get one of these shots one day, one with all golden light and mist, I can imagine its very difficult. Although no spectacular light the shot works for me.
Posted by David Kjaer on September 22, 2008 at 4:43 PM
Hi Tom
Great composition and the OOF hinds in the BG add to the image although it would have been better if their heads were up!
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6 repliesThis time a red deer. On one of my trips together with my wife, we saw a farm with some red deers (one male and a few females). So this one is captive, but it gives me the changes to photograph it. It try to make it look like it's a wild one (no fences, trees as background and also some female red deers).
It's not completely sharp, but that's because the picture was taken handhold.
It's a pity it was not cold enough to see his breath, but I still like the picture. Hope you do too.
Lens Focal Length: 500.00 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/25 sec
F-Number: F4.0
ISO: 100
Compensation: EV 0/1
C&C welcome. Thanks for looking.
Great composition and the OOF hinds in the BG add to the image although it would have been better if their heads were up!
David
Matt
Thanks for C&C may be one of these days I'm going back to the place (when it is a little colder) to makes his breath visible.
Thanks again.