Looking at You
by Richard Teller
This is not the most technically executed image, but I really liked the pose of the deer. I was at Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Area. I had been out for 3 or 4 hours in the morning and was heading back to the truck when these 3 Whitetails came up out of a wash and started up the opposite side from me. The stopped close to the top and checked me out. The longest thing I had with me was a 70-300, hence this is a large crop. They didn't stay long, so I had just enough time to fire off 3 or 4 shots. There was a tree I was trying to shoot over, that is why there is more sky then I would want. When I tried to move to the right away from the tree a little they were gone. I really like the way all 3 are staring at me and the spots on the fawn in front. Thanks for all of your comments and critiques.
Canon 40D
Sigma 70-300
Aperture Priority
Shutter 1/1000
Aperture f8
ISO 400
300mm
Post processing in PSE9
Comments
5 commentsNice habitat shot.
Looks as if it could use some CCW rotation to level it.
Sandy