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 My personal take was to focus on the antlers, and deliberately missing the focus on the head, leaving that obscured and low. The obscurity of the head, for me, plays an important part in the image. D500. 150-600 os sport. 1/320 at F8 and 1000 Iso. 490 focal length. Full frame. in fog. In the marketing world we live in... there is a place.. David Fletcher Moderator. Birds, Photo & Digital Art
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