On the ride home up the mountain I spotted this deer just off of the side of the road sunning itself. "Just dying to be photographed." I thought to myself. I drove further up the road turned around and came back. The deer calmly let me photograph it. I don't think it wanted to lose it's warm comfortable spot.
God's blessings and love to all,
chris
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Kickin' Back in the Sun
This morning was spent editing images. Too many! Early this afternoon I put up some firewwood for my Mom. In the middle of her wood pile was some poor squirrels winter stash. There was almost two gallons worth of acorns piled up in there between the logs. That's a lot of work for a squirrel!
On the ride home up the mountain I spotted this deer just off of the side of the road sunning itself. "Just dying to be photographed." I thought to myself. I drove further up the road turned around and came back. The deer calmly let me photograph it. I don't think it wanted to lose it's warm comfortable spot.
God's blessings and love to all,
chris
On the ride home up the mountain I spotted this deer just off of the side of the road sunning itself. "Just dying to be photographed." I thought to myself. I drove further up the road turned around and came back. The deer calmly let me photograph it. I don't think it wanted to lose it's warm comfortable spot.
God's blessings and love to all,
chris
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I love your photographs and this one is no exception. I really want to be a wildlife photographer someday and your photos inspire me
ReplyDeleteThank you very much JessRaquel. Get out there and make some images. No time like the present! Squeeze it in wherever you can.
ReplyDeleteThis photo just made me a deer person. My husband is a cat person, and I've been leaning toward cats myself, but this photo is so fabulous that I'm now a devoted deer person. :)
ReplyDeleteOh no. Another convert! Photographing deer can be addictive. Actually I'm an animal person in general. Along with birds, turtles,otters and frogs etc!
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