A few Black tailed deer

[mtpfamily]

Have fun with these. Thought I would share. If anyone wants a full size let me know and will send it to you. They are rather large files.

[lkroll]

Thanks for sharing; enjoyed the play.

[lkroll]

Why not another PwS Pro blend.

[FranS]

Thanks for posting the photos.

Lyle, interesting versions as always.

Fran

[Veralisa]

Nice photos...we live with white tailed deer here in PA, so a treat to see the Black tailed ones.

Lyle, yours are inspired and Fran...beautiful painterly image.

[palms]

Great photo's
and super renditions so far

Palms

[Crapaud]

Nice pics, MTP, the deer appear to be quite tame to let you get close enough to photograph them.

Lot of great texture in this one: bark, stone and fur. I tried to bring them out, but with varying degrees of success.

[Crapaud]

Love the calm, but vaguely curious expression in this one.

[mtpfamily]

Crapaud the deer are use to people, these pics were taken at my wifes fathers house in Klamath falls oregon. They feed the deer in the winter so they are use to people. I did use a zoom lens on the ones laying down. Great renditions by the way.

[CJ Swartz]

I've heard that there are deer who don't run away from people - nice that you were able to work with them so much. Nice images - thanks for sharing !

Used Topaz Detail, Adjust, Simplify plus some masking

[lkroll]

This one's for Fran.

[FranS]

Thanks, Lyle. I'm honored. What did I do to deserve an original Lyle-artwork just for me???

Fran

[lkroll]

lol; you liked the owl eyes so I figured I would process this one using a similar flow.

[Steve Conway]

Pretty shots.......how long a lens?

Steve C.

[mtpfamily]

Steve I used a 300mm lense, focal lenght was around 150. Was able to get around 20 feet close to them. Shutter sound would spook hem a bit. If you had a bucket of food they would walk up to you.