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He's a big bruiser if ever I saw one, makes my little red stag look diminutive!
I like the image, the misty looking background is appealing , there is some pleasing recession in the meadow and the elk looks well detailed.
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Wildlife Moderator
Well John, if this is from the same series as the previous posting with the suggested changes, looks like you are there with this one.
TFS
Steve
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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
John, this is awesome!
Perfectly composed and exposed and I love the colours and tonality.
Lovely detail and sharpness is spot-on, BG is superb.
I truly enjoyed viewing, wonderful work! Congratulations
Kind regards,
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Odd man out again :) I love everything about this but for the meadow/bush line bisecting the subject ... Best possible solution would have been getting a lot lower ...
with love, artie
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That's lovely John I really like this one ,I also like the note from Artie about being lower, fascinating seeing all these deer posted at this time of year John especially your Elk so similar to our reds
TFS
stu
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