Belling of the deer

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Belling of the deer sent on October 16, 2014 (23:01) by Natural Foto. 6 comments, 577 views.

, 1/640 f/6.3, ISO 400, hand held.

Inizio stagione, con il daino il difficile è che il loro bramito non è così facilmente udibile come quello del cervo...

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14 persons like it: Andy 66, Carlo Tavallini, Dario_ma, Fabio Usvardi, Federico Funari, Gian Mario Zaino, Ivan77, Marco Valentini, Micio, Pinoarme, Riccardo Bacchi, Rocco Calogero, Stefano Mazzei, Wild Bergas Photo

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Marco Valentini

sent on October 17, 2014 (19:29)

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Nitidissima!

Razor sharp!

Natural Foto

sent on October 17, 2014 (20:34)

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Grazie Marco, c'e' del photoshop sulla nitidezza. Non lo nego ;)

Thanks Mark, there is' photoshop on the sharpness. Do not deny it;)

Giordano Giacomini

sent on October 17, 2014 (21:38)

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Una buona immagine con ottima luce. Sorriso

... vero quello che dici, dove vado io si sentono bene da notevole distanza e si riesce a fotografarli. Sorriso

Ciao Giordano

A good image with good light. :-) ... True what you say, I feel good about where I go from a considerable distance, and you can not photograph them. :-)
Hello Jordan

Gian Mario Zaino

sent on October 17, 2014 (22:54)

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ottimo scatto! Complimenti! Ciao. GM

great shot! Congratulations! Hello. GM

Palancone

sent on June 26, 2015 (1:08)

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veramente un ottima cattura!!!!solitamente bramiscono nel bosco dove si accoppiano,mentre i cervi frequentano le radure

Fantastic introduction capture !!!! usually bramiscono in the woods where they mate, and deer frequent glades

Natural Foto

sent on June 26, 2015 (7:37)

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Grazie :), l'ho seguito per un pò...pensa, mi ha regalato anche la palanca sinistra ;)

:) Thanks, I followed him for a while ... think, also he gave me the crowbar left)

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