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| This deer was spotted (pun intended!) in Ranthambhore National Park. While the prime purpose of visiting the Park is to see Bengal Tigers, a number of other species can be found along with abundant birdlife. |
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| To lousat: Help | robmj65 |
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- lousat
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(65489) - [2017-01-28 15:35]
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Hi Bob,some problem in the resinzing process,the pic is very small,but still a lovely capture of this deer in pose for you like a movie star,very bright and sharp capture. Have a nice Sunday and thanks,Luciano
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- tuslaw
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Hello Robert,
What a lovely shot of this Spotted Deer in a resting pose. Top quality image showing excellent detail and bright natural color tones. I see its antlers are still in the velvet stage, not often seen here at TN. Wonderful eye contact and perfectly exposed.
Ron
Lovely capture of this Deer in a resting position, Robert.
The size could be bigger.
Thanks.
Ram
Beautiful picture, Robert. Well exposure. I tried to make a bigger size. TFS
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- Cobo
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(5799) - [2017-01-31 0:51]
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Very nice picture! Tender and nice looking animal!
Congratulation.
Saludos
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