We were photographing at Plainsboro Preserve, looking for Dragonflies and birds a couple of days ago. Plainsboro Preserve includes over 1,000 acres of undisturbed open space with nature trails and 50-acre McCormack Lake.  The New Jersey Audubon Society  manages the preserve on behalf of Plainsboro and Middlesex County. We did find a few Birds & Dragonflies, but there were quite a few Deer grazing in the fields. This is the first time we saw Male Deer there. I was shooting @ 600mm so closeup images were 2 or 3 image panos. The featured Doe and the images of the fawn, I photographed next to the road on our drive out. For the featured image I shot 3 images @ 600mm because she was so close to the road. The Fawn images were also 2 or 3 multi-image panoramas to get the whole Fawn in. Because they were moving I had to manually blend the panoramas with soft edge masks. Since we were going to a local park, mainly looking for Dragonflies, I only had the one lens with me so I had to make do with what I had.

Fawn, 2 image pano @600mm

Doe, 3 img pano @600mm

Doe, 3 img pano @600mm

Fawn, 2 img pano @600mm (with Practice you can shoot Panoramas of moving subjects)

Fawn, 3 image pano @600mm

Fawn, 3 image pano @ 600mm

Single image @ 600mm

Males- grazing in a distant field