This one is from my business trip to Florida back in February. Some of the white-tailed deer in Saint Andrews State Park in Panama City Beach are so tame that you can photograph them from a foot away. That being said, I more often than not prefer this type of shot where I back up to include more of the environment. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 35mm) ISO 400, f/3.2 at 1/400th of a second
Sean , we have a swampy area in our complex but no deer, however I wish you could see our pink spoonbills. & beautiful Storks this week, I always think of you when I see these wonders of nature, & what great photos you would take!
Aunt Sue
Hi Aunt Sue, the roseate spoonbills are among my favorite subjects. I’ve photographed them on both the east and west coasts of Florida, as well as in the Everglades. Always exciting to see them. The wood storks as well, although perhaps not as beautiful as the spoonbills.
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This one is from my business trip to Florida back in February. Some of the white-tailed deer in Saint Andrews State Park in Panama City Beach are so tame that you can photograph them from a foot away. That being said, I more often than not prefer this type of shot where I back up to include more of the environment.
I agree that sometimes we photographers should include more of the habitat as it adds to the story. Super shot, Sean!
super pic.to day. I like pic. that fill back ground with the pic. ect.
Nice reflection.
It’s a beautiful peninsula.
Beautiful shot Crane!
Air does not move Hush —- Watery foot falls insect buzz —- Time begins once more .
Sean , thanks always for letting me play in your yard .
Thank you Peter. I know there are quite a few subscribers who keep coming back for not only the pictures but also the words.
Beauty, Sean. Such a pretty swamp!
Beautiful, muted colors. She’s really part of the landscape.
Beautiful capture of a common creature. Uncommon photo.
Beautiful shot! Gorgeous colors
Sean , we have a swampy area in our complex but no deer, however I wish you could see our pink spoonbills. & beautiful Storks this week, I always think of you when I see these wonders of nature, & what great photos you would take!
Aunt Sue
Hi Aunt Sue, the roseate spoonbills are among my favorite subjects. I’ve photographed them on both the east and west coasts of Florida, as well as in the Everglades. Always exciting to see them. The wood storks as well, although perhaps not as beautiful as the spoonbills.