When shooting a wild animal, I usually try to show it close-up, with clearly visible details, the frame should be sharp and with even, fairly bright lighting. I pay a lot of attention to the backstage. I try to show the details of the structure and color of the animal. Those photos that do not meet these requirements are usually rejected by me. 

But sometimes I get photos that do not meet these requirements, but they become my favorite. These silhouettes of deers in the backlighting in the morning light are one of they.

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