Lazing On a Sunny Afternoon

[Ziggy]

[Shadowman]

Nice shot, the head looks a bit distorted. I had a similarly looking capture of a lion and I guess it's the distribution of fur that causes it.

[Geoff F]

Looks like having one ear forward and one backward is causing a little bit of facial distortion; but it does give better all round sound in case something is sneaking up from behind.

Whether that makes for a better more natural scene or slightly spoils the facial symmetry will probably be a matter of personal opinion.

[Rebel]

Nice shot, my only critique would be that the background is a little bit distracting.

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Nice shot, my only critique would be that the background is a little bit distracting.

uh, that would be because the deer has camouflaged itself so it blends in for safety.

Nice capture.

[Nicks Pics]

Nice capture. Both the evergreen branch and the fallen deciduous leaves are complimentary decorations for this picture of the deer, though I would like it if it were a little less cluttered/messy, but it is reasonable in that regard for a scenario like that.

[Rebel]

uh, that would be because the deer has camouflaged itself so it blends in for safety.

Nice capture.

Honestly? I didn't realise.

Thanks for that insight, but I still think there is too much going on in the background or "cluttered" as Nick said.

[Ziggy]

Thanks all for the feedback and comments.

I did ask the lady to stop moving her ears and move to a different location but she said no.

[AlwaysOnAuto]

I wonder if opening the aperture up could have blurred the leaves so they aren't so 'sharp' and distracting.