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22 August 2016
Dawn on the back hill
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The face of the back hill was still dark but I could see enough to know the deer were elsewhere. The one silhouetted on the skyline suggested the others weren't far away, though: maybe on the far side. The magpie on the fence sat there, maybe watching the hind grazing, or maybe, like me, it was just enjoying the dawn.
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[1/100 sec at f4, ISO 640]
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Such a quiet scene in all the joyous colour of dawn - it feels almost as if we are voyeurs on a private moment.
Lisa, it felt very peaceful, as if the deer and the bird were completely caught up in their own lives and I was just a distant observer (which, I suppose, I was).
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