Mule Deer Photos Aug. 24/03

[Saskman]

Went out last night to get some mule deer photos now that the heaet has let up a little. I was able to get photos of these three guys.

Saskman

 

[Saskman]

#2

 

[Saskman]

#2 again

 

[Saskman]

#3

 

[rut]

Saskman,
Awesome pics as usual, really enjoy looking at your work....rut

 

[Pasco]

Yep, what rut said.

 

[YH88]

Nice pictures!

 

[foulshot]

OK, can I borrow your camera for the weekend.

Very beautiful pics!!

 

[AnnieAK]

WOW.

To heck with borrowin' your camera, can I just borrow the spot where you saw these guys?
I was raised in Wyoming, and I haven't seen a muley since the last time I went to visit my Mom last year; these pics kinda make me nostalgic! Those are great photographs. I hope you don't mind if I say why I think they are good: the subject (the bucks in this case) are in perfect focus; the background is complementary in that it kinda blends in and adds to the picture and doesn't distract from it; the lighting is good in all of these, it's natural and not too bright; the colors are great; and you have good compositions. Even the ones with the barbed wire fence in them look great. For anybody who has waatched a nice buck on the other side of a fence, this just brings back memories because that's exactly what it looks like. Excellent photos, they make you feel like you're standing right there watching those bucks! I'm impressed!

 

[Brotherwolf]

Very nice! They should be losing the velvet soon I'd imagine?

 

[WildBird]

Very nice shots of some great deer Saskman. Nice poses. They don't seem too shy. I guess they know the difference between a rifle and a camera. Nice and sharp. The lens quality really shows. How much telephoto on these?

 

[Saskman]

WildBird

I was using a 75-300mm IS lens on the 10D. These photos were taken at 300mm.

 

[Jim Thompson]

Wonderful shots saskman. The first is a very sweet shot!

Jim