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I have spent a few days away from Cornwall with fellow photographer Max Thompson. We were in London for a couple of days and managed to get out to Richmond Park and send some time photographing the Red Deer amongst the autumnal colours - although the rut has more or less ended, a few stags were still sparring away. Plenty of images to come.
Edwin Forsythe W.R. NJ.
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Teteel's comment brought in my mind that red is the color of passion, love, fire, blood, tension, femininity ... the color of woman !!!
Red is my favourite colour as some of you know or have guessed:) I have to say I have grown addicted to macro photos lately, been shooting every plant that I can get my lens on so I can see its texture up CLOSE!
Thank you all for your nice comments on my previous photos. I always appreciate it if any of you have tips on macro photography since I am quite new at it so please don't hesitate to type it down below!
Hope you all had a great weekend! :D
Moment of recognition as he came over the hill...
Red Fox have been displaced by Coyotes in my area. I rarely see them. Dark and rainy day.
Large on black
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Exposure 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 100 mm
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias -1/3 EV
Flash Off, Did not fire
Exposure Program Aperture-priority AE
Metering Mode Multi-segment
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Hanna
In some cultures, red denotes purity, joy, and celebration. Red is the color of happiness and prosperity in China and may be used to attract good luck.
The detail from my Mom's top that she wore on the day. It doesn't get any more red than this!!
For ODC: Red
These massive males really get themselves into a strop and show the deer's version of throwing all the toys out of the pram.
Not wise to get too near as they are, when in such a mood, quite unpredictable.
I just stood a respectful distance away and happily clicked to try and capture the moments.
This chap having gained some composure displayed his trophies of turf hanging from his antlers.