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That is beautiful BigFoot! You did a great job handling a tough exposure.

Yes wonderful what settings did u use?

All I can say is that I am Glad I don't have to choose the winner for November. There has been some great photos posted (some super awesome ones not posted - Gretchen's Editors Choice) and Bigfoot is showing why its so easy to sit in the woods for 5 hours. Sometimes its tough to leave the woods.

Great Photo!

These photos are making me wanna take the 40d in da woods more and more.......it's just so loud and heavy though....:(

My .50 cal Muzzleloader is loud and heavy but I take it to the woods.
The lag time between shots is long also.

Come on Bam. Pull out the big guns and start shootin.

I might later on in the season....as for now I don't wanna risk the chance of spooking something or not being ready freddy! :D

Bam, if a deer was gonna spook from your camera it would've already spooked from the chili windbreaking. Go on a windy day and they won't even hear your camera much less get spooked from it.

BigFoot, I love the effect of the sun shining through the tree.

Big Foot - Gorgeous work.. now shuffle that off to Mother Earth!!! I 'd bet Lara the editor would love it too!
(if you end up in print with them before i do I'm gonna pinch you!:p J/k..j/k)

Bam I have to agree with life.. I know your camera is heavy.. but the shutter noise on mine has never spooked a deer.. and I've had em in as close about 15 -20 feet. Make sure that you have all the assorted beeps turned off, and your flash disabled..you don't want it popping up midstream.. :eek:
Shoot raw so you can bring up the shadows and even out the lighting.. what's the fastest lens you have now?