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Randy Robbins (USA) is struck by the unusual beauty of the frosted form of this deer on the forest floor.
On an early winter’s morning, Randy was checking the trail cameras near his home when he found the body of this deer.
Randy photographed this poignant moment using his smartphone before the ice could melt.
On the edge of mountains, forest and water, Randy’s land is used as a wildlife corridor. His cameras have recorded black bears, bobcats, mountain lions and coyotes, as well as groups of mule deer.
You don’t have to travel far to find interesting stories – they can be right on your doorstep. Feel inspired? Smartphone images can be entered into every category of Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Find out more about the competition.
Discover the incredible stories of life on our planet through powerful photography and expert insight.
Tickets on sale now.
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A native of the Northern Sierra of California, Randy has a deep appreciation for nature and wildlife that’s spilled over into photography. He’s been pursuing photography seriously since about 2018, and has opened a photography gallery in Susanville, California, called A Thousand Windows, a name derived from his favourite John Muir quote. He’s the worship pastor at Community Church of Susanville, and lives near Susanville on the edge of the woods with his wife Jill and their four children.
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