[Janika]

Shot these last Summer with the 70-200 f/4 in Kanata, Ontario. Enjoy and comment as you wish!

[NT73]

They are fine, but the bushes are in the way. If I tried with my 3x zoom they would be as big as flies.
Yeah! I know, they always go where you don't want them.

[shuttertalk]

#3 does it for me! The focal point is obviously the face, and this is the only one where it's not obscured by shadow or bushes. Everything's nice and sharp, and I like your composition too!

Are they skittish? How far away from the deer were you?

[Banded Drake]

#3 does it for me! The focal point is obviously the face, and this is the only one where it's not obscured by shadow or bushes. Everything's nice and sharp, and I like your composition too!

Are they skittish? How far away from the deer were you?

ST they are very And i mean Very skittish .. I have been very close to them ( with out a camera ) and once they catch wind ( or site ) of you poof they are gone . Or they get so scarred they freeze .

Enjoyed the shots .

[Petographer]

Drake is right. These are rare opportune shots. Way to go Janika

[muzza]

Great shots...
You nailed #3

[Janika]

Thank you for the comments and feedback. Most of my animal shots are taken in the wild, not in captivity, which makes it so much more difficult. Especially with deer. They jump and run away at the slightest smell or noise they sense and get paranoid when seeing humans.

[Schellamo]

Sounds like you did well with a difficult subject.
no. 3 gets my vote too!

[Janika]

Thank you, I'll try to shoot some elk photos this year. Hope to see some around?!

Sounds like you did well with a difficult subject.
no. 3 gets my vote too!