Jonathan?
by hajeka

Comment:
As a photograph in it's own right, and as a sea-scape, I really like this; as an example of the genre of 'wildlife photography', less so.

The Gila Woodpecker
by AzCKelly

Comment:
Wow, what a find!

Immersive Being
by craigester

Comment:
Coming across sights such as this, I can understand why divers find underwater photography so satisfying. This fish is so strange looking, yet there is something almost human looking about the face! It is a shame the top lighting is a little harsh.

Mystic Moose
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Must be wonderful coming across a creature such as this whilst walking in the woods - i got excited enough at seeing squirrels, birds and a rabbit! The photo is dark, but is worth the viewer taking time to look closely.

Pelican coming in for a landing...
by RitaD

Comment:
The triangular shape fits the frame perfectly. I have seen quite a few pelican shots here on DPC - are they a relatively common bird in the States? I can't imagine coming across one in the wild!

MAJESTIC
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Majestic this stag certainly is! The exposure and focussing couldn't be faulted - the detail in the texture of the coat and antlers is very good, and I love the light on the antlers. My quibble is with the composition - I presume that there is something that would spoil the shot if it included the stag's legs, but the composition as it is does spoil the overall effect. The other compositional issue, and one that you would have had more control over, is that the tip of the right antler has been cut-off. Despite that, a strong contender.

Get off my BRANCH !!!
by kandykarml

Comment:
Reminds me of a Japanese print!

Sly Fox Versus Sly Photographer!
by Ivory

Comment:
Is this in the wild? If it is, it is the most amazing piece of wildlife photography! If not, I will be a little disappointed, but it is still a fine photograph, and one that I have thoroughly enjoyed viewing.

Gentle
by jmritz

Comment:
Superb. The soft colours and bokeh of the background set the bird off perfectly.

Six Pack
by colorcarnival

Comment:
You have captured the nervous flightiness of these deer well. I wonder whether a bit more foreground may add to the shot?