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  1. 12-30-2010, 11:32 AM #1
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    A Deer picture at Carburn Park
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    Lovely exposure and great light too.
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    Have to agree with MA. Beautiful lighting on this "pickle-forker".
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    Very nice capture! Really looks like winter here now!
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    Thankyou for all the positive feedback.
    Hillbillygirl. I lke that one "pickle-forker".
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    Agreed! A very nice shot. I suppose it took off right after the shot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    Agreed! A very nice shot. I suppose it took off right after the shot.
    I tried to move for a more clear shot. He was GONE before I could take 1 step
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    Quote Originally Posted by FredS View Post
    I tried to move for a more clear shot. He was GONE before I could take 1 step
    Hehehehe.. yeah, he had that look in his eye
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    Very clear shot!
    You’re so lucky. I’ve been trying to capture a deer (on camera ) forever. Around the beginning of December I was driving towards the Bowness Park Bridge and a deer walked across my path and then walk up the sidewalk on the passenger side of my car. I think he was going shopping or something. He was starring me down the whole time. I tried to get my camera out of the bag but I was to slow. The story of my life. Lol
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