DAD! Give It A Rest

Tried the mechanic a

Essam - Oct 13, 2015 03:10 PM EDT
Tried the mechanic at an extbiihon game and felt no difference at all .. So why are we trying to reinvent the wheel ?In my opinion (for what is worth, next to nothing). Hustle back to K or applicable yard line after a score. Now as far as field goals and safety scores are concerned ..After a field goal or safety have the closest official give the options head coach. Most capitans have no clue what to do and they ask the head coach anyways so why not speed up the process. They do this in the CFL. I was on a stick crew where the side official asked Wally what he wanted 35 or Kickoff.If we as official(s) are taking too long not then maybe the evaluator should make notes and take points off our evaluations.

Karen Moen - Jun 04, 2008 04:53 AM EDT
A great moment captured perfectly. It reminds me of Bambi when he meets his father. Disney would approve!

Guest - Sep 22, 2007 10:59 AM EDT
I like this shot of this family and a wonderful rack! Congratulations!

Guest - Sep 12, 2007 07:29 PM EDT
Yes, it is a wonderful photo! Yes, it would be great to see the fence removed. But, Don you got the interaction of the family of deer. And that makes all the difference. Well done.

Guest - Sep 12, 2007 06:22 PM EDT
He's even more impressive when you see him with the doe and the fawn, Don. This is an excellent image - and I think the fence belongs there due to the fact that he is captive - no wonder he was able to grow so large. A beautiful overall composition. Vicki

Guest - Jul 31, 2007 07:41 PM EDT
Beautiful shot - and don't worry about the fence. It's really special. I'm going back to the cat sanctuary and hope I can get these cats somewhere where I can photograph them against a solid wall. I love this.

Guest - Jul 30, 2007 05:42 PM EDT
WOW!! what a brute he is,he has an awesome rack but I'll bet its going to grow more before he sheds that velvet.Great shot Don even if they are captive deer.

Guest - Jul 30, 2007 05:18 PM EDT
Don this is a amaising capture. the interaction between the 3 tells many different stories. On the fence I dont think it stands out much at all. You have faded it into the background nicely.

Guest - Jul 29, 2007 09:44 AM EDT
Thanks everyone for the kind words! Beverly, I agree that the fence does take away from the capture, it is distracting. They have some very large areas to roam in, many acres are fenced in for them to have plenty of room. But, this time of year when they are about to go into rut, the big bucks are seperated into smaller areas to keep them from fighting one another. I thought about cloning out the fence, but they are what they are. Captive deer. Thanks again, Don

Guest - Jul 29, 2007 12:50 AM EDT
Just a wonderful shot - I love the interaction shown between them. Is there some way you can get rid of that fence?

Guest - Jul 28, 2007 06:15 PM EDT
What a cute and endearing shot. Love it.

Guest - Jul 28, 2007 05:57 PM EDT
Beautiful capture, the fawn reminds me of my grandaughters pet stag, hes now being moved out to the farm, the look so cute when the are little.

Guest - Jul 28, 2007 12:26 PM EDT
Beautiful photo Don... Great capture of them having fun. That is one large and gorgeous buck. Thank you for sharing this photo, the deer don't like it here in the heat.