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Whitetail Fawn Poster
by Deborah Johnson
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Whitetail Fawn poster by Deborah Johnson. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
Design Details
I got this shot of a fawn as it and its mother and sibling crossed the trail i was walking. This fawn spotted me and was curious but not alarmed.... more
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Artist's Description
I got this shot of a fawn as it and its mother and sibling crossed the trail i was walking. This fawn spotted me and was curious but not alarmed. The others had not noticed me. Love moments like this.
About Deborah Johnson
Outside of a brief study in commercial art after graduation from high school, I am self taught. Ever learning and studying that I might realize the depth of the gift God has given me. I have resided in WNY always, and years ago came full circle back to the family farm, that was founded by my mother for advancement of the equestrian arts. My husband and I own and operate it now as a modest equine facility and it is here that I find my inspiration. I am often reminded of the sage advice, “Paint what you know”, as I ponder a new work. This brings me back to the horses and the natural world environment that is just beyond the threshold of the stable door. It is my observations and relationships I experience here...
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Martin Ghecea
Lovely
Deborah Johnson replied:
I appreciate you saying so. Thanks
Deborah Johnson
Oh yea. Out on an evening walk and Kira was with me too. I think the fawn was somewhat curious about her. I told Kira NO BARK and she was good just stood and watched while i snapped a bunch of pics, this being my favorite.
Guy Whiteley
Now THAT is a fine capture, Deborah. In you back yard?