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    Hand held Canon 5D IV Canon 100-400 L IS II @ 400mm
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    Another shot from the rutting season, this buck was rounding up his harem. I was quite pleased that the DOF was OK, it was one of those moments I heard a commotion, swung round and got the shot.

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    Very nice. Really like how you have nice poses on the deer and they all have room between them. Low angle is a plus as well.

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    Hi Jonathan -- I liked the pano crop and the tones. Low pov always has a nice feel but the FG is a bit distracting element in this case , especially the bunch of grass in front of the male. Nice light , the whites look slight strong but handled nicely IMO. i see some noise in the BKG but the BKG is helping the subjects stand out nicely.

    TFS !

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    Ho Jon, perhaps a slightly higher POV may have been better on this occasion and may have also helped on the FG? I quite like the contrasting light.

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    thanks everyone for you comments, I agree with your sentiments but it was a grab shot, the deer emerged about 5 metres from the left of the left doe and ran across so I just grabbed what I could. I was quite pleased with what I got under the circs.

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    Hi Jon the right female will have headache .... LOL !!!

    I think this does look quite good with the stark contrast between the FG and BG , does make the subjects pop !!!
    Colors and tones are looking well processed and you handled the contrast well throughout the range.
    Overall nicely done ...
    TFS Andreas

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