Hi all,
I'm dipping into my winter stash of muley photos again. This one was taken just before dark. He was kind enough to stand on the ridgeline and wait while I set up my tripod/spotting scope/camera. Then he struck the perfect pose and held it for a long exposure (1/2 second). I was surprised that the camera captured this much detail on the deer, because the backlight was pretty overpowering.
I'm dipping into my winter stash of muley photos again. This one was taken just before dark. He was kind enough to stand on the ridgeline and wait while I set up my tripod/spotting scope/camera. Then he struck the perfect pose and held it for a long exposure (1/2 second). I was surprised that the camera captured this much detail on the deer, because the backlight was pretty overpowering.
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"The expression of the beautiful is in direct ratio to the power of perception acquired by the artist." (Gustave Courbet)
