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Old 23-11-2007, 06:53 PM
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Young Fallow Deer

Thought I would post a pic taken earlier this year. This was submitted as part of a Professional Photography Diploma where it was rated quite highly. Would be interested in others views as I find it difficult to critique my own work.

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Old 23-11-2007, 07:01 PM
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Re: Young Fallow Deer

Hiya,

nice shot. If I had to nitpick I would say if the deer was slightly to the right more as opposed to being central.

neil

But having another look I think I like it central - it's a close call - can't deside now !!!
Still a nice shot whatever
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Old 23-11-2007, 08:41 PM
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Re: Young Fallow Deer

Hello Chris,nice shot like neil says its a bit central and there is a lot of wasted space around it could have done with being cropped down a bit and if you were to take some from the left and work the crop so that the crop put the head on an intersection on the rule of thirds it would be a much stronger image.
Otherwise its a nice image well done
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Re: Young Fallow Deer

Hi Chris, I won't critique it as such, just tell you why I like it. The deer is in the shade but you have still retained the colours of the animal nicely. I like how it goes from dark green (the shade) to light green where the sun is obviously out. The background is nicely muted so as not to distract from the deer, but still allows us a sense of the habitat of the animal.
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Re: Young Fallow Deer

Chris

I think you did well to expose correctly for the deer with such a constrast of light and shade in the background. I like the picture the way it is with the deer shown in its natural environment.

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Thank you everyone for your individual, and constructive feedback. It helps a great deal
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