I had the chance to take photos of mousedeers at the Singapore Zoo (some say the best zoo in the world). There were too many of them, and i used my kit lense only (18-70mm) to take this picture.
Like what Syed Nasir said; "perfecting a shot of one subject is more important than taking a lot of subjects", so I did it. From tens of shots, only this one managed to satisfy me. (thank you halim for being patient with me and perfecting my shots)
The photo shows that the mousedeer has a really good eye contact with the viewer, and to me that is important - because i can tell the viewer how close visitors can get to the animals in this so called the best zoo in the world.
f/5.6
shutter 1/13
ISO3200 (haha, we must avoid using flash while taking wild animals, that's why the high ISO)
