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Brian Sugden

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Red Deer Stag

13-10-2020, 14:46

A couple more from Sunday at Richmond Park before sunrise.

EOS 1DX with 300mm f/2.8L IS II lens and 1.4 III converter.

Thanks for looking.

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Daisy M

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13-10-2020, 17:41

A fine beast, well captured.
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Bill53

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13-10-2020, 20:14

Excellent pair of images Brian.

Bill.

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Farider

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13-10-2020, 21:02

Good pic, especially the 2nd.

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Trev B

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#5

13-10-2020, 22:32

Two great captures Brian

Trev

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AlexR!

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#6

14-10-2020, 15:26

Both lovely, Brian, but the second is spectacular. Hoping for good weather soon to do the trip myself.

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Colin W

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#7

14-10-2020, 17:59

I like the second photo, was he shouting at you!
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Brian Sugden

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14-10-2020, 21:05

Thanks for the feedback.

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pelliott1954

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#9

15-10-2020, 22:34

Cracking atmospheric shots

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