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Jack 🦌

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@settysphotography
πŸ“Έ Amateur Wildlife Photographer 🦌 Capturing the Beauty of Red Deer 🌿 Passionate about Nature & Wildlife 🌍 Join me on my wild adventures!
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  • Following 216
  • Followers 27.1K
  • Engagement 7.62%
  • Avg comments 47

About Jack 🦌

Jack 🦌 (@settysphotography) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. The account has 27,050 followers and 748 published posts. Recent posts average 2,190 likes and 47 comments, an engagement rate of 7.62%.

With 27.1K followers, Jack 🦌 is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 216 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 125 followers per account Jack 🦌 follows. Jack 🦌 carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Jack 🦌 under Photographer, with Travel as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Jack 🦌 runs to 19 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Jack 🦌 dates from October 2024.

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748 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jack 🦌, 8 are carousels and 2 are single images. That mix leans toward carousels. Jack 🦌 has built a substantial archive of 748 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 36 followers for each post published. Jack 🦌 also keeps 10 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 138 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include wildlifephotography, redstag, jelen, stags and stag. The captions tag #wildlifephotography, #redstag, #jelen, #ruttingseason and #reddeerantler.

I want to succeed this year.

Not in the way most people measure success. Not through money, followers, or achievements.
I just want to create photographs that finally bring me peace.

Success looks different for everyone. For me, it isn't awards or recognition. It's being able to look at one of my images and genuinely feel... that's enough.

Every photograph I've ever loved has come with an expiry date. Sometimes it's a day, sometimes it's only a few seconds. Then the feeling disappears, and I'm back where I started, searching for another image that might fill the emptiness for just a little while.

The strange thing is, I can see beauty in everyone else's work. I can admire their photographs for what they are. But when it comes to my own... its different.

I'm forever chasing a feeling that never stays.
I've started to realise that maybe happiness was never the answer.

Maybe what I've really been searching for all these years isn't happiness at all.

Maybe it's peace.

The kind of peace that lets you look at your work without criticism.

The kind of peace that lets you stop chasing perfection.

The kind of peace that allows you to simply say...
I'm proud of this.

#wildlifephotography #redstag #jelen #ruttingseason
Tango 🦌

One thing I do regret this year is not spending more time photographing the stags while they were still growing their antlers. The reality is that we'll likely lose a few familiar faces this season, I may have already missed the chance to capture their final velvet portraits.

I'm especially hoping Split makes it through another year. He's shown incredible growth again this season but every year I wonder when his time will come... i have still yet to get a good photo of him this year.

#wildlifephotography #jelen #reddeerantler ##redstag
This stag stayed in the same area throughout the entire rut. In fact, I don't remember seeing him anywhere near the ponds.

He held his territory exceptionally well. Many rival stags passed through his patch on their way to the ponds, but time and again he successfully drove them off and defended his ground.

It was also a fantastic spot for photography. The bracken stayed low, giving me clear, unobstructed views, and I spent countless hours over several days photographing him. The biggest challenge was finding ways to create different images because despite being taken days apart many of the photos looked almost identical.

If he's still around this year, I wouldn't be surprised to find him back in exactly the same place defending the same territory once again.

#wildlifephotography #redstag #jelen #ruttingseason #reddeer
I took this image back during the rut, and I keep finding myself coming back to it. I’ve never shared it because I was never quite sure if I actually liked it.

I don’t usually shoot in harsh sunlight, I’ve always preferred overcast skies, or even better, rain. That’s where I feel most at home with my photography.

But I’m posting this because it’s different from what I’d normally share... and maybe that’s exactly why I should.

Sometimes stepping outside your comfort zone is a good thing.
#wildlifephotography #reddeer #jelen #redstag #ruttingseason
A stag I've known for years. He does actually have a proper name but I've always kept that private.

I call him Wee Willy Winkle. During one rut, as he was bellowing his manhood happened to be on full display and for some reason that name just popped into my head. Ever since then, whenever I see him that's who he is to me.

When I'm out searching for stags, I can usually identify them from a long distance just by their antlers. I don't mean counting points or tines most of the time it's simply the overall shape. Even from far away, I can tell who's who. And whenever I spot this old boy, I find myself saying, "Ah, that's Wee Willy Winkle."

A strange name to some, perhaps, but I'm so used to it now that I couldn't call him anything else. 🀣

#wildlifephotography #jelen #redstag #ruttingseason
Only a few months until we hear the first bellow of the season! 🦌

Feels like only yesterday I was out photographing the rut. Last year was absolutely crazy, especially after one of the old boys died in the pond. Nature can be brutal, but every season brings a new story.

#wildlifephotography #reddeerantler #ruttingseason #jelen #redstag
One from last weekend.

He’s not a stag I usually photograph, and he doesn’t have a name. In fact, it was only last year that I really started paying attention to him.

I think that’s because the year before he was still one of the younger stags and didn’t stand out as much

Canon R5
Canon 400mm f2.8 ii

#wildlifephotography #jelen #reddeerantler #redstag #reddeer
The other day felt different. I took my new Sony out and honestly I had a lot of fun with it. It's not often I say that I genuinely enjoy photography anymore. In fact, it had been months since I'd taken any photos.

I think I finally know why.

When I'm out photographing deer, it usually involves a lot of walking. Carrying my 400mm f/2.8 for hours is exhausting. Eventually the fatigue sets in and once it does everything becomes uncomfortable. What should be enjoyable starts to feel like hard work.

Taking the Sony out felt completely different. There was no fatigue, no aching shoulders, no feeling like I was dragging myself around. I actually enjoyed using it. Of course, part of that could be because it's new to me. Learning something different is always exciting.

But for once, the experience felt relaxed. The images almost didn't matter. It was simply fun to experiment with the Sony and see what kinds of photos I could create.

For the first time in a while, photography felt enjoyable again.

#wildlifephotography #jelen #reddeerantler #redstag #sonyalpha
Yesterday, it was eerily quiet. The deer, usually fierce and territorial, were elusiveβ€”plenty of echoing bellows, but no clashes. Nine hours passed, drenched to the bone by relentless rain, my patience tested as I scoured the bracken for a glimpse of action. Just as I was ready to admit defeat and head home, fate intervened. There, hidden in the tangled undergrowth, stood one of the stags, a shadow among the ferns.

At first glance, the shot seemed unremarkable, the angle lacking. But something told me not to walk away. I circled, searching for the perfect vantage. With every step, the stag remained motionless, granting me precious time to reposition. In moments like these I’ve learned never to settleβ€”sometimes, the right angle can transform the ordinary into something extraordinary.

And then, as if on cue, the stag turned. Our eyes met, the tension in the air thick with anticipation. Suddenly, he let loose a thunderous roar that echoed through the woods, primal and raw. In that instant, I knewβ€”this was the shot. The culmination of hours of waiting, of battling the elements, of persistence. It all but arguably led to my best head-on bellowing capture to date.
An image I've been wanting to capture for years!
All of the images I've taken of deer with bracken on their antlers has always been side on, this year that changed. On a few occasions i finally managed to get the head-on shot where one looked directly at me, this one being the best one. I watched this stag (Nicknamed Split) bellow his heart out and cover himself with bracken multiple times to make him self look bigger and stronger to the rival stag he was parallel walking with. Neither of the two were backing down any time soon. They did eventually clash antlers and begin the pushing match, who will be the one that out powers the other and finally settle this dispute once and for all?!

"Split" seems to be one of the most brave stags around here, that probably explains how and why he got his injury a few years ago. He doesn't back down. Most of the other stags run away when the bigger boys come and chase them off but not Split. He's down for a fight & for that i admire his courage & confidence. He's one badass MF.

Swipe to see a casual bush walking towards me 🀣🌿🦌

Jack 🦌's engagement

Jack 🦌's engagement rate on Instagram is 7.62%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 13 followers. An average post collects 2,190 likes and 47 comments, close to 47 likes for each comment.

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Who is Jack 🦌?

Jack 🦌 (@settysphotography) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. Jack 🦌 carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Jack 🦌 runs to 19 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does Jack 🦌 have?

Jack 🦌 has 27,050 followers on Instagram (27.1K). Set against 216 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 125 followers per account Jack 🦌 follows. Jack 🦌 has built a substantial archive of 748 posts.

What is Jack 🦌's engagement rate?

Jack 🦌's engagement rate on Instagram is 7.62%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 13 followers. An average post collects 2,190 likes and 47 comments, close to 47 likes for each comment.

What does Jack 🦌 post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Jack 🦌 under Photographer, with Travel as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jack 🦌, 8 are carousels and 2 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Jack 🦌 repeatedly use the words wildlifephotography, redstag, jelen, stags and stag. Jack 🦌's captions carry hashtags such as #wildlifephotography, #redstag and #jelen. Jack 🦌 writes those captions mainly in English. Jack 🦌 keeps 10 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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