spent two days looking for this particular stag on exmoor well please i found him, not a geat picture but a rare stag to see. canon 40d Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 L IS USM Lens 1/250 f5.6 ISO 800 hand held
There is something wrong with your digital darkroom processing/set-up. Most of your images posted so far look like poorly scanned F Velvia slides - over saturated and lacking sharpness. One thought looking at the OOF grass highlights - are you using a cheap U/V or skylight filter on the front of the lens as a protection measure
A bad head this deer, if left to roam about it will probably kill or be killed by other stags in the rut or at best cause serious wounds.
IMHO it would probablly be better to have the animal shot to prevent this.
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There is something wrong with your digital darkroom processing/set-up. Most of your images posted so far look like poorly scanned F Velvia slides - over saturated and lacking sharpness. One thought looking at the OOF grass highlights - are you using a cheap U/V or skylight filter on the front of the lens as a protection measure
A bad head this deer, if left to roam about it will probably kill or be killed by other stags in the rut or at best cause serious wounds.
IMHO it would probablly be better to have the animal shot to prevent this.
Shame its not sharp n bright, it could have made a cracker
Lee