In lieu of any significant action at my camera trap, I decided to use a little trickery and combine two exposures to pose with the fawn who has been one of my only customers thus far. I did get the left arm and butt cheek of a black bear two nights ago, but little else to speak of. But I am determined so stay tuned. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 28mm) ISO 640, f/8 at 1/60th of a second, Cognisys Cam-Box, Trail Monitor and flash units.
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In lieu of any significant action at my camera trap, I decided to use a little trickery and combine two exposures to pose with the fawn who has been one of my only customers thus far. I did get the left arm and butt cheek of a black bear two nights ago, but little else to speak of. But I am determined so stay tuned. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 28mm) ISO 640, f/8 at 1/60th of a second, Cognisys Cam-Box, Trail Monitor and flash units.
The fawn looks vulnerable at the water hole. Cool idea to combine shots.
Hahaha amazing. I love this.
You misspelled “butt.”
That’s all you got today?
I find this very funny. You have domesticated a wild animal (i.e. the fawn)
You ARE a magician after all!
great pic. ) keep -up the good work. )
Love it!