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The colors, the height of the grass, and the young-looking deer all unmistakably say spring. I like the position of the deer within the frame and those curving branches pointing to it. The foreground flowers add a lot to the image.
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The thumbnails looked like Spring, as does the full image. Spring greens. The leaves just opening up. The deer. The flowers. Layers. Depth. Very nice. I wonder if it needs a slight clockwise rotation.
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Nice mood but I wish that the deer's nose were not stuck into the leaves....
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Thanks, Artie, she was eating the fresh new leaves
Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
Nice mood but I wish that the deer's nose were not stuck into the leaves....
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Originally Posted by
Cheryl Slechta
Thanks, Artie, she was eating the fresh new leaves
I knew that. I was just wishing that she had a longer tongue :).
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yes, young spring. the topaz treatment gives a 'movement" to the grasses that otherwise might have been flat. Very nice capture and preparation.
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Nice muted colours Cheryl. Very pastoral scene, and I like the placement of the deer and the "movement" of the grasses.
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