The picture/subject/setting itself is very nice Mike but the quality of the image, as presented, completely spoils the shot for me. As Phil mentions, it looks as if it is a big crop and the point of focus appears to be in front of the deer. I don't have any images of wild Roe Deer and if I had this I'd be pleased that I had the opportunity to at least get a record shot but equally dissappointed that it wasn't really up to the mark. I'd say better luck next time, if a next time comes along that is.
it's nice to have a record of your encounter Mike, but I'm afraid the image quality is not the best. It does look like a large crop, even then I'm not sure how it got so grainy at ISO 500.
Matt
Posted by Neil Burton on August 29, 2012 at 4:31 PM
I think it is miss focussed, the grasses in front of the deer are rather sharp. Shame as the pose is a gud un.
Posted by Nick Mckeown on August 30, 2012 at 4:02 AM
Hi Mike, nits already covered but sure is a great pose!
Nick.
Posted by Bob Johnson on August 31, 2012 at 7:38 AM
Yes Mike all nits covered but a good capture none the less
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JR
Perhaps a drop in gamma too.
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