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  1. 30-Jan-10, 21:11 #1
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    Exclamation NOT more deer

    Sorry but with the weather taking them down from the hills, I too was out photographing those red deer.

    Meet Prongs

    Stumps

    and a proper set.
    Away with the birds
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    no need to apologise for taking such great photos Kas

    love the one with prongs and sure I have a photo of the same stag with antlers or do they all look alike??
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    Fantastic photos Kas!
    Why be a hard rock when you really are a gem!
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    Its something which I never tire of, the magical Red Deer.
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    Cracking Photos!

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    Lovely photo's Kas, but how sizist (as in size) of you! It ain't the dimensions of yer antlers but what you do with them!
    An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less until he knows absolutely everything about nothing
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    Great pics Kas, keep them coming.
    Thanks
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    Kas,

    The third is a stunner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dragonfly View Post
    no need to apologise for taking such great photos Kas

    love the one with prongs and sure I have a photo of the same stag with antlers or do they all look alike??
    The last one was a mile south of Altnahara, first one Loch Rangag and middle Kimbrace.
    Thanks everyone, I sure had some wonderful days out watching them. Just a shame the weather has hit them so hard.
    Away with the birds
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    Great wildlife shots again Kas.
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    They all have their merits, but the great thing is the way you have waited for the perfect moment when the deer was looking into the lens.

    Three is a great example of how to take a portrait, yet keeping the sense of reality by not completely removing the background detail.

    Being further from the subject, not as easy in two, but it benefits from the background interest, being more of a 'in habitat' shot.

    Cannae beat a beast on snow!

    All great.

    Thanks for sharing.

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