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I had to take a huge detour to get down wind of this Roe kid. I sat on the ground with the camera on my knees and watched it through the viewfinder as it slowly came closer.
Without doubt, they are my favourite deer. They are usually solitary or in small family groups and almost always difficult to get close to.
They can be quite inquisitive and so long as they don't detect the human form, or see any white skin, they will often approach very close.
I set the camera to quiet mode and kept taking shots as it worked its way closer. Although it could hear the shutter, it couldn't make out the shape of me.
This is as close as it came and by now it was filling the viewfinder.
Roe start to lose their spots at about 6 weeks and this one still has a few on its hind quarters. They are born in May or June so it is probably about 3 months old.
The small parish of Bonnington in the English county of Kent lies between the town of Ashford to the west (5 miles distant) and the coastal town of Hythe to the east (6 miles distant). To the north, the parish is bordered by the parish of Aldington, to the west, it borders the parish of Bilsington and to the south, the parish stretches into the low-lying coastal region of Romney Marsh. The parish covers an area of around 1,200 acres (486 hectares), of which about 40% forms part of Romney Marsh.
In landscape terms, the parish of Bonnington has much in common with its neighbour Aldington. Thus, parts of the parish are designated, and protected, as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and parts are designated, and protected, as forming part of the Old Romney Shoreline Special Landscape Area.
A particularly striking feature of Bonnington's landscape is the low elevation above sea level of much of the land to the north of the Royal Military Canal – on average only 10 ft (3 m) to 100 ft (31 m) above sea level. This very low-lying area once lay directly on the English Channel, and the Royal Military Canal, which separates the low-lying area from the even lower Romney Marsh, marks the English Channel's former shoreline.
There has never been a village of Bonnington, and thus the parish has no obvious centre. The description of "scattered" given to Bonnington by Ford Madox Ford in the 19th century is still apt today.
Polaroid 670AF with Impossible PX680 Cool film
I love the surreal colours in this. The film had been in my car this afternoon so really wasn't as cool as it should have been. Next time I'll try and keep it in a cool bag until I'm ready to shoot. It wasn't an option this time however as I was at a wedding today and had travelled up the day before.
6x6 medium format Fomapan 100 Classic exposed at 400 Iso
In Rodinal 1+100 20°C - 1h semi stand development; gentle agitation during the first minute - two agitations at 30 minutes.
Remember Kevin Costner 's film, Field Of Dreams? "If you build it, they will come!" This baseball field in our neighborhood looks like it.
Lens: ARTRA LAB 50mm F1.1 LUNAELUMEN-M
Hey guys! Just a heads up that I am going to be missing from action here in flickr for the next few days. I'm going on a photography trip that I'm super excited for. I'll keep to the location a surprise until you see the images. I'll catch up as soon as I can. Until then enjoy this lovely field that was a happy discovery tucked away in my lightroom catalog from April.
Tazewell County, Illinois
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Listening to Three Dog Night - Never Been to Spain:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKSrHMqQTEI
This song makes me yearn for warm weather, festivals and fun in the sun. These guys still know how to have fun.
Fields of Rathdrum, Idaho State, USA.
July 2012.
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After the very typical british summer we've been experiencing with the constant rain, there was finally a break in the weather and the forecast for sunday was favourable. So i decided to take advantage of the rare good weather and head out with the camera. I managed to capture the sun setting over the wheat fields around RHS Hyde Hall which are also nearing harvest time. South Woodham Ferrers, Essex