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Alberto, thank you!

 

I was at a state park, where wildlife is protected, walking down this dirt road which runs next to a canal. There are tall trees on both sides of the road that gave me enough hiding. There was a deer on the other side of the canal grazing on the green grass next to the water. I was shooting it with an old manual 500mm lens on a tripod. The road was behind me. I felt eyes staring at me and turned around. There she was with her two chicks, strolling right behind me two meters away, way too close for that lens. Once I recovered I scrambled to focus as she walked away with an attitude, tall (about 1.30m/4feet) and gracefull. This chick never left her side. The other one was a bit crazy. I shot maybe twenty frames. I love this one. I know it is soft, out of focus, the feet are cut off. It doesn't matter, it was a rare moment for me that I will never forget! A second after this shot she took a right into the trees. A moment later she was across the canal and soon disappeared in the tall grass.

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The idea is good and the work sympathetic, but my point of view is that the two birds are a bit fuzzy and feet are the first cut.

 

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A very lovely shot! You know how to capture these special moments and even more: You know how to tell stories with your photos, the sweet as well as the bitter ones. And this is a priceless (or may I say ratingless) gift and the reason why I like to come back and visit your portfolio. It is very sympathetic that in order to shoot these photos/stories you don't need many "effects", just your fine perception and that's what photography (IMHO) is about. Thank you for sharing.

 

Kind regards

 

Marcus

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Perfect title for this funny capture, Antoni. A delight of scene, colors, light and DOF. Good shot! Regards!
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I like it very much! Your version has feet which was a very important missing element. :o)

 

Never thought about cropping it vertical... It is great, and the memory remains the same.

 

Thank you for taking the time to do this, truly I appreciate it.

 

Be well, always!

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Alex,

 

Thank you, it is more of a memorable moment that I cought on film (I mean, pixels) and wanted to share...

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I love your attitude when it comes to certain photos....we have a connection to certain 'favorites', ones that stand out in our 'journey'......and isn't it wonderful to have these fantastic encounters.....this shot puts a smile on my face and a chuckle in my heart....congrats...I love it! sincerely, Gail
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