White-Tail Deer Photos

Deer Spar During Rut		White-Tail Doe and Fawn		White-Tail Bucks

White-tailed deer live throughout the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. From the sweet spotted fawns to the magnificent bucks sparring during the fall rut, the deer in the Smokies offer many great photo opportunities. Travel Photo Guides Great Smoky Mountains National Park iPhone app shows you the best places in the Park to find and take pictures of white-tail deer as well as how best to take photos of these skittish creatures.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park features spectacular views mountains and peaks, the Appalachian Trail, old-growth forests, rivers, waterfalls and cascades. The Park has a wide variety of wildlife to take photos of including black bears, white-tail deer and birds like wild turkeys. Maple tress, flowering dogwoods and other deciduous trees turn gorgeous fall colors, and delicate spring wildflowers such as trillium, rhododendron, azaleas, columbine and iris bloom throughout the Park during spring and summer. There is easy access to trails for hiking, back packing, rock climbing and camping where you can find all these beautiful views to enjoy and photograph.

Camera Equipment Used in Photos

These photos were taken with large and medium format film and digital cameras.  Nikon shooters will prefer a D3 or a D90.  Other full frame  or APS-C cameras such as the Nikon d300 or Canon 7D will work as well.  Many landscape photographers  consider   a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens an essential piece of camera equipment.  Wildlife shots will require a Nikon 70-300mm VR or longer. These lenses is available for most digital cameras including DSLRs  from Leica, Pentax, Sony, Sigma and Olympus.