Cheese!

    I'm still not sure who was more surprised...this deer didn't flinch for the entire exposure (only 15 seconds, but still) and then just calmly walked off.

    Comments and faves

    1. BURИBLUE, sakura love, Jwaterfalls, ken mccown, and 248 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. BURИBLUE (74 months ago | reply)

      Oh my god... that's just not fair. On top of hogging all the talent, you can command wildlife with your mind! Quit bogarting all the superpowers, my friend...

      Spectacular, man.

    3. Dean Forbes (74 months ago | reply)

      what a combo of elements! where is this?

    4. Hugh_C (74 months ago | reply)

      oh dear! nice catch.

    5. Girlabroad (74 months ago | reply)

      Wow... like the vertical lines.

      And burnblue... thanks for the laugh; I thought the same thing :)

    6. brianchapman (74 months ago | reply)

      ha! thanks.

      burnblue - you wouldn't believe how heavy that deer was ;)

      Dean - this is in Port Townsend just before you enter the "historic district."

    7. sakura love (74 months ago | reply)

      love the deer in the picture.

    8. Tutsie (74 months ago | reply)

      this is truly amazing!

    9. trentroche (74 months ago | reply)

      wow brian, great job on this. equally amazing that the deer stood still for that long...

    10. stevestreet (74 months ago | reply)

      Fantastic shot.

    11. The Exquisite Nancy Drew (74 months ago | reply)

      wow...great work, and nice model!

    12. GoddessOfHellFire (74 months ago | reply)

      Hey I want some superpowers How come he gets them all??? Ok, the best I got was a fly by gooseing! LOL. (yep, it's in my lazy undeveloped film so I have nothing.... I'm bad!) But I LOVE this what a great by chance! Perfecto!

    13. Guac Air [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

      You have outdone yourself this time.

    14. carolyn_in_oregon (74 months ago | reply)

      holy moses!

      beautiful photograph!

    15. mikography.com (74 months ago | reply)

      Ha! What a coincidence.

    16. DimTim [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

      First class.. I imagine you couldn't believe your luck. If you had needed to reposition yourself to take this shot...the deer would have made a fast exit!

    17. Adam Holte (74 months ago | reply)

      nice capture. deer will do that. it's amazing how still they will hold.

    18. Memo Vasquez (74 months ago | reply)

      Amazing capture!!!

    19. digitaldust (74 months ago | reply)

      Wow! Amazing! The deer standing so still, very priveleged.

    20. dooda (74 months ago | reply)

      It generally takes a deer 15 seconds until they truly believe that they're invisible and that no one can see them. He's pretty sure he confused you, and then calmly, smugly, walked away. Cool shot.

    21. RoninVision (74 months ago | reply)

      Wow! That's serendipity...

    22. nailbender (74 months ago | reply)

      Wow!
      Impressive work!

    23. tinobw [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

      Amazing shot Brian..!

    24. anniemack (74 months ago | reply)

      When I saw the thumb, I thought - "No way did that deer stand still..."

      I am in awe, sir.

    25. Wade Griffith (74 months ago | reply)

      award winning shot here.

    26. nathan_saksena (74 months ago | reply)

      Splendid, imaginative and powerful. No doubt it is an award winning stuff. Congrats!!
      Nitin Saksena, Sydney

    27. sMacshot-on semi hiatus (74 months ago | reply)

      Amazing. And what an interesting composition!

    28. A For Ambivalent [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

      Lovely and amazing.

    29. brianchapman (74 months ago | reply)

      thanks!

      dooda - thanks for the info...and what lucky timing!

    30. M-A-H-S-A [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

      Wow,this is so cool. I love the deer, so cute!

    31. panic-embryo (74 months ago | reply)

      I can't stop favouriting your work...

    32. wirallie (74 months ago | reply)

      cool deer. must've known that you are on 15 secs exposure..

    33. defensor fortis (74 months ago | reply)

      Man...that is a great one!

    34. m_ i_ n _o_ r (74 months ago | reply)

      lovely long exposure shot and really original for the deer!

    35. happygrrl (74 months ago | reply)

      That's wild! I love the fact that you were aiming for this inanimate subject and this lovely animal became a part of it. So amazing!

    36. StanD70 (73 months ago | reply)

      moment of the year goes to...

    37. Shreyans Bhansali (73 months ago | reply)

      whoa, that's awesome.

    38. formica (73 months ago | reply)

      wow! i was even more surprised to realize this is in port townsend!

    39. flexabull (73 months ago | reply)

      Crazy... where was this one taken? I didn't know there were deer up in Seattle! ;)

    40. Martin Isaac (73 months ago | reply)

      wow... fantastic shot.

    41. Tim AIlen (73 months ago | reply)

      thats an amazing photograph, 15 seconds, what an achievement.

    42. susafri (73 months ago | reply)

      that` is definitely a first! Amazing!

    43. Joey S (73 months ago | reply)

      That is just unbelievable!!! I bet you couldnt belive your luck!!

    44. imx23 (73 months ago | reply)

      haha~ nice!

    45. OmMane (73 months ago | reply)

      luck only happens if you're ready. fantastic picture.

    46. iced_boily_tea (73 months ago | reply)

      How did you manage to catch that? Fantastic...

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