Feeling lucky by jamibann

Feeling lucky

Took the dog out early again this morning on a coldish, misty morning. Took the camera in the hope of seeing some stags. There were quite a few and I got some great shots. No mean feat with a dog in one hand, on the lead, and the camera in the other!
Well done for the lovely capture. If I took my dog stag hunting they would all be long gone!!
July 11th, 2017  
Wonderful! Not sure I could do this with Finlay as he would bark at the first sighting! Lovely capture! Fav!
July 11th, 2017  
Brilliantly done!
July 11th, 2017  
WOW! and WOW again!!! So glad you finally brought your camera along. Well done on this amazing capture. :)
July 11th, 2017  
Wonderful capture. Fav.
July 11th, 2017  
Wonderful! Loving those velvety antlers. instant FAV!
July 11th, 2017  
How wonderfully captured. Lucky you!!!
July 11th, 2017  
FAVtastic :)
July 11th, 2017  
Wow!
July 11th, 2017  
Bep
Just amazing! Fav.
July 11th, 2017  
Wonderful! I love that direct look ... such a great portrait.
July 11th, 2017  
Fantastic shot! He's beautiful and well done especially with the dog!!
July 11th, 2017  
Brilliant!
July 11th, 2017  
What magnificent antler. So clear you can see the hair on them (is it hair?)
July 11th, 2017  
Fabulous fav
July 11th, 2017  
Super portrait of this keer in the shrubs..
July 11th, 2017  
Wow fav
July 11th, 2017  
Wow!!! Incredible capture, Issi! Absolutely love it! Fav for sure! :-)
July 12th, 2017  
Incredible capture! I love how the framing gives you a sense of "it was out in nature and I just happened to see it" feel. Amazing to see, no doubt!
July 12th, 2017  
@helenm2016 It's not actually hair, apparently, but a 'highly vascular skin' called velvet. There you go. Straight from Wikipedia!
July 12th, 2017  
@jyokota Thanks Junko. You got the scene precisely! Despite having been brought up in this area, it still tickles me to meet the deer so close to the village. Of course they can be a nuisance too as when they come into the village in winter they destroy trees and plants in gardens. They are quite majestic though and it always thrills me to see them.
July 12th, 2017  
@pamknowler Ha ha ... I know! Freuchie didn't bark, but it must have been a comical sight to see me sneaking as close to the deer as possible, keeping the dog behind me. His lead got all tangled up in the juniper bushes and I had only one hand free to take the photo and keep the camera steady. Very happy with the outcome. 😄
July 12th, 2017  
Fav!
July 12th, 2017  
Wonderful, fav
July 12th, 2017  
Well done. A dog in hand doesn't make it easy! I have resorted to standing on the leash so I don't get Unintentional Camera Movement!
July 13th, 2017  
Why this handsome fellow didn't bolt because of the dog in the vicinity is a mystery to me. Deer here flee at the sight of a dog. And a human with a camera. Excellent capture, and all the more so considering your one-handed hold on the camera!
July 13th, 2017  
wow! super image! fav
July 13th, 2017  
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