As we were driving to Mobile this morning, I was telling Dave that I've exhausted my subjects to photograph--all the wildflowers have faded and the heat of summer is setting in--then there, along the road, stood a doe grazing on some of the greener grass. As always, patient Dave turned around and let me try to get a picture of her. I only had my short (50mm) lens, so we had to get as close as possible. When the shutter started firing, her ears perked up and she bounded into the trees.

As we were driving to Mobile this morning, I was telling Dave that I've exhausted my subjects to photograph--all the wildflowers have faded and the heat of summer is setting in--then there, along the road, stood a doe grazing on some of the greener grass. As always, patient Dave turned around and let me try to get a picture of her. I only had my short (50mm) lens, so we had to get as close as possible. When the shutter started firing, her ears perked up and she bounded into the trees.