Pronghorn fawn

You don't see many Pronghorn fawn images. Really like this. He (she) is really checking you out. I do believe that the image is a bit overexposed. The colors look good, so I would just pull down the exposure a bit. Great capture. Glad you found your keys.

Gary, this is a nice look at a subject that typically hides much better in long grass. The exposure seems a tick light, but not in a detrimental way, IMO. I think you're helped by the fact that some of that nice greenery is surrounding the fawn to provide some contrast against the background. I do think the image would benefit from a crop on the right, and maybe sightly off the bottom.

Max

Not a species I'm familiar wth Gary,
nice over the shoulder look towards the camera but the light looks a bit harsh and to my eye the image is a bit overexposed.

This is very cute, Gary. Love the look and pose and simplistic surrounds.
Perhaps a round of luminosity adjustment toning down the brights would bring out a bit more tonal depth?

Gary,
I agree that this seems a tad over exposed, a slight adjustment would make this beauty a beauty

Thanks for your comments everyone. I definitely understand the chorus suggesting decreasing the exposure and creating a bit more tonal separation; I see what you are referring to. I have already tweaked the highlights and contrast a little. The fawn blended in very well, in tone and colour, so I decided to leave it close to what I recalled of the mid-morning scene, and balance the aesthetics as best as I could. I have a new monitor as well, so I might not have it dialed-in too accurately.

Super posture, all alert and intently checking you out! I agree this looks slightly over exposed on my monitor.