Furry Fawn

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I spotted this little cutie in the backyard recently and I’m surprised at jus how HAIRY it is. I like it cropped in like this in an effort to show its abundance of fur. D500, Nikon 2-500 lens, Nikon 1.4 TC, 1/800th, F/8.0, ISO 4000, 500mm, cropped to 2721 x 3092, AI Clear, PS to clone out a little junk in the dark BG, hand held

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I like all the fur, Dave, and the side light is cool, though it looks like there might be some hot spots.

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Hi Dave,
Yes, nice show of the fur here even though some look over exposed. Wish for a head turn toward us.

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Great fur. It’s the cross lighting that causes the fur to jump.
It’s also a good example of shooting in “orange” light, and trying to filter it out in post. Here I see a blue tint in the background and a green one in the shadow on the deer’s lower far right. I’ve found shooting in orange light always presents multiple problems when accurate color rendition is part of the goal. GL