Which Way Mama?

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kdog

Wow, that's just awesome, Dan. Not much to eat for them there which makes you wonder what the heck they're doing there. Great shot.

Islandcrow

I love it. Your eye is so drawn in by the colors and patterns, you don't initially see the scale until the two deer in the corner put it all in perspective. Wonderful compositional work there!

karlabbott

Dan,

While the image is definitely awesome, the title makes it Simply put, I don't think you could have picked a better title. It instantly tells me why you made this image and what's important. Then when I look at the size of the deer in relation to the rest of the scene, I get a sense of being overwhelmed by both the scope and beauty of the land and that's really nice

Cheers,
Karl

Eia

Wow - the deer really show the scale of that scene! It is so pretty with the colors... but then my eyes came down to the deer! What a plus!!! Made the whole picture for me!

TreyHoff

When I first opened the image, I didn't understand the meaning of the title and the deer didn't appear on my screen until I scrolled down a bit. Seeing the deer really pulled it all together for me. Really nice composition.

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kdog wrote: »

Wow, that's just awesome, Dan. Not much to eat for them there which makes you wonder what the heck they're doing there. Great shot.

Thanks, Joel. They can eat on the hill that I was shooting from, but they wandered down onto the prism for some unknown reason.

Islandcrow wrote: »

I love it. Your eye is so drawn in by the colors and patterns, you don't initially see the scale until the two deer in the corner put it all in perspective. Wonderful compositional work there!

Thanks very much, Islandcrow. I must admit, I am proud of this composition, myself

stirinthesauce

love it! Great capture!

Joser

Great Shot
I love this shot. But not sure what is the subject, try cropping the image so the animals are not lost in the bottom.

dlplumer

karlabbott wrote: »

Dan,

While the image is definitely awesome, the title makes it Simply put, I don't think you could have picked a better title. It instantly tells me why you made this image and what's important. Then when I look at the size of the deer in relation to the rest of the scene, I get a sense of being overwhelmed by both the scope and beauty of the land and that's really nice

Cheers,
Karl

Thanks so much Karl. I am glad you appreciate it

Eia wrote: »

Wow - the deer really show the scale of that scene! It is so pretty with the colors... but then my eyes came down to the deer! What a plus!!! Made the whole picture for me!

I was quite lucky to have them show up, Eia. Thanks

TreyHoff wrote: »

When I first opened the image, I didn't understand the meaning of the title and the deer didn't appear on my screen until I scrolled down a bit. Seeing the deer really pulled it all together for me. Really nice composition.

Thanks Trey:D

bryanj87

This is absolutely fantastic. I saw it on your blog the other day and was amazed.

dlplumer

stirinthesauce wrote: »

love it! Great capture!

Thanks sauced.

Joser wrote: »

I love this shot. But not sure what is the subject, try cropping the image so the animals are not lost in the bottom.

Thanks, but I think you missed the point:D

bryanj87 wrote: »

This is absolutely fantastic. I saw it on your blog the other day and was amazed.

thanks, Bryan

rookieshooter

Great shot

jczz1232

Nice shop

denisegoldberg

What a fabulous shot! It really gives a sense of overwhelming size.

--- Denise

ran

This would be a great shot to teach from . Great work

dlplumer

rookieshooter wrote: »

Great shot

jczz1232 wrote: »

Nice shop

denisegoldberg wrote: »

What a fabulous shot! It really gives a sense of overwhelming size.

--- Denise

Thanks Denise. You are right. The Grand Prismatic is huuuuuge

ran wrote: »

This would be a great shot to teach from . Great work

Thanks. What a great comment

eoren1

This is an awesome shot Dan. Composition is just perfect as is the timing to get the young deer turned just enough.