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Sometimes square cropped images look forced or awkward. This isn't the case with this photograph which fits nicely into a square. A beautiful way to get this side challenge going.
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Beautiful placement of the elements.
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Delicate and casually refined. I really like how you've filled the frame. I also like the perspective, as if peeping from behind a log, or even a stalking predator's viewpoint.
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The framing works particularly well with the square crop.
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Reminds me of childhood. Out playing around the big tree.
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There's a mass in the tree that's either in the act of coalescing or about to drop. It may be apocalyptic. Or perhaps not. This could go either way, but the deer keep grazing along.
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Tree is its own story, deer are a bonus. Nice and crunchy.
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I like the texture; it looks like a crazy fastidious quill drew this.
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Looks like you were spotted. I agree this is much better in B&W (even though I've not seen the colour version).
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The row of deer stand out well against the dark background - a good move to convert to b&w.
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It looks like ink. Or an etching. Yes, an etching! It's a good example of what monochrome can see/show, that colour can't. Thank you.
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