My wife and I were out in the car reading as we often do in the late afternoon. We like to go somewhere near the water here in Victoria B.C. On this particular day we were up on Beacon Hill overlooking the Strait of Juan De Fuca and the Olympic Mountains. I always take my camera, a couple of lenses and a tripod in case I see something to photograph. On this occasion I spotted a white tail deer in the tall grasses. He wandered off and I followed him through the trails to a dead end at the top of the hill. There was a bit of a blind between him and I; but I have to say I was a little worried at that point that he might not like my presence and may charge me. After a couple of minutes he decided I was not a threat and he just lay down. He had no problem with me photographing him. If this were later in rutting season and his antlers were full grown I would have been scared for my life. Taken with my new/used Canon 5D Mark II and an improbable Cannon 100mm Macro Lens at about 10 ft.