Red Deer
Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2019 12:25 pm
An early start yesterday to take advantage of the clear skies at dawn to photograph the Red Deer rut in Richmond Park.
Using the 70-200mm F2.8 wide open to catch the first light:
Early morning in a London Park by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Switching to the longer lens as the light improved and allowing me to keep a safe distance....
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Backlit by beautiful early light
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Three's a crowd as a younger stag plans his move...
Three's a crowd by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Alpha stag reaction.....
Red Deer Stag by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
This is why you maintain a safe distance - charging at speed..
Red Deer Rut by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
A couple from Saturday under cloudy skies
LZ4A3328a by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
Using the 70-200mm F2.8 wide open to catch the first light:
Early morning in a London Park by Keith Heywood, on FlickrSwitching to the longer lens as the light improved and allowing me to keep a safe distance....
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on FlickrBacklit by beautiful early light
Red Deer by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThree's a crowd as a younger stag plans his move...
Three's a crowd by Keith Heywood, on FlickrAlpha stag reaction.....
Red Deer Stag by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThis is why you maintain a safe distance - charging at speed..
Red Deer Rut by Keith Heywood, on FlickrRed Deer by Keith Heywood, on FlickrA couple from Saturday under cloudy skies
LZ4A3328a by Keith Heywood, on FlickrRed Deer by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
