To be successful in photography you need to be in the right place at the right time. Sometimes this is due to careful planning but nine times out of ten it is a matter of pure luck. Luck was with me on this day. I was planning an early morning foray on a misty morning at dawn with the intention of getting some deer rutting pics. I didn't want to go blundering around in the dark disturbing the wildlife I intended to photograph, so I decided to do a recce in daylight. It was a very wet blustery afternoon so off I go with camera in hand just in case. It wasn't long before I spotted deer but a long way away. I mentally marked a couple of likely spots that were accessible in the dark without having to use lights. Just getting ready to return to the car feeling quite pleased that a plan was hatched when I spotted deer a long way away but on the move and heading in my direction. I hunkered down behind the fence which would also act as a support for the camera and waited. Imagine my excitement when they continued straight towards me oblivious of my presence. I knew the minute they sensed me they would be off so there was only going to be one chance at getting any pics.... here are some of them.....
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