Another oldie but goodie, (I think). Been going through a bunch of older files of late. This my attempt at an environmental image with a strong graphic component.
Lovely sighting and well executed Dale. Having the eye visible just makes it, but agree with you that the habitat makes for a strong 'graphic' component. I also feel the the overall hues & tones of the composition also play a large part. Great to see something different, nice work.
Hi Dale - I think I've seen this one before. Very nicely done. I like the placement in the frame as well as the graphic quality of the image. Nice camouflage for the deer. I do keep looking and wondering if it needs the slightest bit of ccw rotation though.
Very eye catching and for me unusual, I have never seen such a thicket of teasel let alone with with a mule deer in it!
My only critique would be to consider lowering the contrast or bring down the highlights to see the effect.
HI Dale -- I totally loved this one . well scene and executed. I too feel that slightest bit of cw rotation is needed but apart from that the patterns and the visible eye makes this image for me .
Dale, very unusual ,as with John I've never seen teasals this dense let alone your native deer.. Very well executed Dale I'm a bit unsure on this one it's intreaguing, for sure though!! I guess because it is so different, is why i am unsure but for that alone I give thanks that you posted.
Whitetail deer in teasals.. WHERE??
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