That is often all the Roe Deer need to hear before they run off. And that is exactly what happened this time as well. Luckily for me I managed to grab one or two quick snaps before they disappeared into the birch forest at Välsta in Tungelsta.
Still not feeling too well. I took the Roe Deer photo a while back, and as I didn't have anything better to do I made it into a poladroid.
Wednesday, March 05, 2014
The sound from a camera
That is often all the Roe Deer need to hear before they run off. And that is exactly what happened this time as well. Luckily for me I managed to grab one or two quick snaps before they disappeared into the birch forest at Välsta in Tungelsta.
Still not feeling too well. I took the Roe Deer photo a while back, and as I didn't have anything better to do I made it into a poladroid.
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I don't how you did the sound, but it's great ! And that's no deer in the headlights shot. It's also great !
Have a spoon of honey it will make you get better fast. I have been researching honey recently as sister in law has a number of hives and a surplus of honey. I went to the pharmacy recently with a sore throat and was told to take a tsp of honey. I was better in the morning, so I'm a convert. Great pic by the way.
I sometimes drink my tee with honey so I will remember this Mo, thanks.
I've photographed white tailed deer here... rather similar to those ones. I've found it depends on how comfortable they feel, and even the time of year.
I actually noticed them before they saw me. I tried my best to walk as slowly and friendly as possible. I used the zoom lens but after just two or three shots they ran away.
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