Usually they hop over the fence... We had been out looking for snow pictures and happened on a large herd of deer near the road. We stopped and watched for awhile and they watched us and a few decided to try a new field, so they lined up and all went under the fence.
I don't usually do borders, but experimented with a fade on this one.. may have overdone a bit..
I'm not much of a fan of borders, but this one works -- maybe because it blends in with the snow. I hardly notice it. Hope the deer didn't get hurt in the barbed wire.
The border is just right. It sort of allows the scene to happen and be what it is without having to wonder about the rest of the world outside the frame.
I'm impressed with the overall sharpness of this one. I like deer too.
The minute I saw the thumb I couldn't click fast enough to see the bigger version. I love this. The texture of her fur!!! I have such a thing for deer (and cows and horse). Wonderful moment.
The celebrated Colorado Limbo Deer - it's even better when they set it on fire and go under waving their maracas - nice capture - and I like the border
Great capture. They must be very nimble. The deer that live anywhere near me are on farms, and the fences are very high to keep them in. I guess they have to go close to the ground too - I've never considered that and so never really looked. I like your faded edge and definitely don't think it's too much.
that's a relief .. i thought from the thumb that the deer was caught in the fence and that this might have a very unhappy ending .. the kangaroos around where i live crawl under the fences too .. i wish we had deer running wild .. they are beautiful animals and very photogenic .. its an excellent photograph and process patsy .. :)