Photograph by Sonja Bingen, our daughter
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Oh, Sonja, they are beautiful – what a perfect shot! Thank you so much for sharing this with us, Thomas, there is so much talent in your family. ~ Julie 🙂
Yes, very gentle picture of a “Bambi”…..this picture has nice balance….your eyes can ‘walk’ right in between the fawn and the tree, say ‘hello’ and keep going….nice job, Sonja.
This is great 🙂
Years ago, some hunters illegally imported deer to the island where I live, and there are a lot of them, but I never saw one here. They are very shy, so this is a good catch! 🙂
Talk about a lucky shot. Beautiful. Looks like the instant they noticed the camera, too.
A gorgeous shot! How lucky to be able to see them so naturally like that! 🙂
How sensitive an eye does your daughter reveal in this photograph! The yellow green light showing just enough to reveal these special deer, each supporting the other in their own forest milieu! Wonderful.
Great composition and lighting – and the deer are most precious. I can’t imagine a better photo of deer in the forest. Great talent, once again!
Love it!
There is a gentleness inherent in this picture which serves to calm me
Beautiful
David
delightful.
Wonderful. Artistry runs in the family I see!
Lovely!
A little peek into a scene that leaves it undisturbed. A lovely living photograph!