Deer Scotland by ejn
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Well just had a week in Scotland.
When we got there a lady told us that they hadn't had rain for five weeks and that normally they have 10 feet of rain a year.I think we had five foot of it during the week.Got soalked a lot of time getting pics but here is the first one.
Comments (22)
What a lovely capture of this magnificent Deer with a superb landscape view!
Fabulously composed photograph of this Deer and the great unspoilt scenery behind it. Tony :-)
This is an absolutely perfect composition! Marvellous!
nice
Beautiful portrait. Great backdrop.
Superb view and capture of a magnificent deer, truly beautiful
Wow!! Magnificent and lovely capture!!
Nature pure, great image!!
Very nice...no where to hide for this deer. Excellent photo
Are these beasties tame?? Magnificent capture, lush country
Spectacular image! The soft tones of the landscape are a perfect backdrop for this beautiful deer!
Wonderful shot!Well Done!
Stunning capture of this beauty!!! :)
fantastic foto
A beautiful photograph!! This is scotland at its bonny best! Lovely rich green lands and rich brown stag!! Lovely capture!
superb capture!
Une belle photographie - pleine de tranquilité
cracking shot!
THIS IS AMAZING I LIVE IN SCOTLAND HOW DID U GET SUCH A SHOT WELL DONE I LOVE IT
Hi ANGELHIPPY, I would like to say that I camouflaged myself and as a dedicated photographer I stalked this deer for days.In truth on the way to the holiday cabin we hired at Strontian I stopped in the Glencoe area and several deer were close by.I took no end of shots to get the one I wanted until some one else stopped and in the local accent said "Och laddie they're nay very friendly" so having got what I wanted I decided to call it a day.We arrived in Scotland early that morning and planned to see as much as possible before actually starting the holiday and also drove thru Glen Etive and saw several more deer there.Took some shots but they weren't so keen on wee Sassenach's taking shots and wandered off.We went to Glencoe again in the week and on the journey back to England but never saw the deer again...so it was just a lucky day.Thanks for the comment Eddie
BEAUTIFUL..... Stage?
Well done in getting so close. Mmmmm venison for tea?