nice picture, seems to me a little 'cut' in the bottom, I am a little botheed by the very light breen in the upper part .... meet the challenge : 4, overall 7. Not perfect but it does not have to be, I like the picture
Very cute. I wonder if you will get comments about not having children in your photo. cause technically, these are her children. Don't really matter, it's still a great photo and i have to commend you on getting that close up of a photo of animals. I wonder where these deer are from, for some reason they look a bit different from our deer. Maybe it's just the angle. Who knows. I love the framing on this photo, and the lighting is nice. I like the contrast of the bright grass in the back, and the dark grass in the front. Good job and good luck in the challenge.
This is a great idea and a very cute shot, but there is a flaw… As you have stated in the title, it's a protective mother and although not human, she is still their mother – therefore, the other two must be her children, and they are also in the shot; so I think it breaks the rules of the challenge. I hope that doesn't sound a too pedantic… Apart from that, the picture itself is really good – love the expression on mums face…
Wonderful catch! Unfortunately, it strecthes the challenge a bit far... I can deal with the childhood of the deer, but then you are showing the "child"... Congrads on a great shot anyway :)
I know this was a hard picture to take, buuuuut it's a little overexposed in the background. On the other hand, I can't believe you got them all looking at you! That's a neat trick.
A tad grany, but a wonderful pic. I kinda think the fawns constitute children, in a way, but I like your concept. Unfortunately, the best I can go for this photo is a 7. Swash
This is an interesting concept of childhood without children :) I never really looked at this challenge from this direction... good shot :) - jmsetzler