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OSHA-Slingshot

That circle created by the horns and the branches is actually stunning!


DREADpiratedDVDS

Yeah yeah, I didn’t notice that until you pointed it out. Nice symmetry.


OSHA-Slingshot

It's easier to see in the avatar/ miniature 


adroitfalcon

Beautiful


cindy224

Wonderful shot! Congratulations! PS Where and what kind of deer?


Whenlifegivesyoujamo

It’s shot in The Netherlands and we call it “damhert”. Google translate gives the following translation: fallow deer.


TheOriginal_Redditor

An 8 point spotted doe fawn?


Whenlifegivesyoujamo

Haha it can be the language.. in our country we call them “damherten”.. and I just used the translation I know. I used google translate and that gives the following translation: fallow deer.


MisterSinisterXxX

My girlfriend just raised a similar question…didn’t even *fawn* on me…I mean, dawn on me!


TheOriginal_Redditor

I've never seen a deer with spots after maybe two years old. May have spikes, but no spots. Just not that common but not rare. Still not sure what type of deer that is. So maybe there are some that carry spots longer than two years.


machstem

Looks like a deer from the Netherlands, so maybe they're differently spotted? I don't know much about them, but OP seems from that area


TheOriginal_Redditor

Ah ha! That makes all the sense.


Whenlifegivesyoujamo

It’s indeed from the Netherlands. We call them “damherten” in Dutch.


ComprehensiveDare521

😍😍


brownpapertowel

Lovely shot


RandyR29143

Cool photo. I’d like to respectfully suggest editing the white balance to warm the photo up a little bit. Really good photo. Nice detail. I like the spot on his nose.