Over the years I took thousands of wildlife
photos, especially during my years in Oregon. While going through some of my
collections, I pulled out a series of deer photos. While hunters shoot them
with a bow and arrow or with their rifles, I shoot them with my camera, and
then share them with the rest of the world, as I’m doing right now. These were
taken between Baker City and Halfway, during my weekly mission trips, probably
between 2007 and 2013. When people ask me how am I able to get them looking at
me so obediently, I tell them trick that I use. When I see a bunch of deer in a
field, I park my car next to it, and stay inside. Then I roll down the window
slowly, prepare my camera, frame them focus and ready to shoot. Then I beep the
horn and Click! As soon as they hear the beep, they all look up towards the
car. That’s how they’re always looking at me.
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