No dramatic lighting here... we all tend to concentrate on the larger more impressive Reds, forgetting that the Fallow Deer also Rut at about the same time so, on Saturday, rather than head of for breakfast we spent a bit of time at one of the Fallow rutting stands.
This is one from a burst (remarkably all sharp) of one of the Bucks charging an intruder to his harem...
Posted by Fran French on October 19, 2009 at 2:28 PM
Very nice indeed Phil, this chap really looks as though he means business. As you say these guys are frequently overlooked so it's good to see something a little different.
Glad to see you got some processing done
Fran
Posted by David Taylor on October 19, 2009 at 2:50 PM
Excellent timing and great focus on the eye. Very well captured indeed.
Posted by Dawn Monrose on October 19, 2009 at 3:38 PM
Nicely captured and well composed too.
Posted by jack chapman on October 19, 2009 at 4:09 PM
great pose and framing, detail looks good too, fine shot all round
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Hi,
No dramatic lighting here... we all tend to concentrate on the larger more impressive Reds, forgetting that the Fallow Deer also Rut at about the same time so, on Saturday, rather than head of for breakfast we spent a bit of time at one of the Fallow rutting stands.
This is one from a burst (remarkably all sharp) of one of the Bucks charging an intruder to his harem...
All the best
Phil
Nice and sharp as well.
The Fallow at Bradgate dont seem to be doing much
Glad to see you got some processing done
Fran
Robert.
Well done Phil.
Major