Spotted Deer (Axis Axis) or locally known as Chital, is a common deer you will see while visiting many national parks in India.
20D + 100-400 L - ~300mm@f/6.3
I do not have access to photoshop. I do know some limitations of this capture, which are as follows:
1. Angle. It seems like the deer is walking away from me.
2. Frame. I do not have access to a machine with any PP software on it at the moment (for next 2 months)
3. WB. The picture looks a little cool. That is how I remember the light on a cold December morning.
What I like: Deer walking on the golden carpet.
I would appreciate all the comments and suggestions. :-)
I like the angle, BG and good-looking specimen. I only wish for a head turn towards you and I find the deer a bit tight in the frame on the right side and bottom. Keep them coming!
You have a good eye. Like the placement, although as mentioned a bit tight in the frame. Would be nice to have a head turn, but your own critique is pretty good. Look forward to more.
You are heading in the right direction here. The BG and tan grass are great. As Axel mentioned, more room and a better position on the body was needed. If possible moving left to get parallel to the deer was the way to go.
Nice coat on this deer. I like the golden carpet and the BG texture/color. Picture doesn't look cool to me although it does have a winter/overcast feel. Agree about tightness of comp in LRC, head turn towards you would've been great.