They took pictures and an unexpected visitor gave them pictures to remember

After Dori Castignola and Austin Swiercz got engaged, as usual around the world, they wanted to do a special photo shoot to commemorate this event. They then had a meeting with photographer Eldina Kovacevic and her company Inna Kova Photography. Once they agreed on the location and method of taking the photos, the entire group headed to the Saugatuck State Park in Dunes, Michigan. , in the USA.

It had been about 20 minutes since Kovacevic began shooting with his camera, when he saw cacti and decided that the couple would pose in front of them because they were not usually in Michigan and wanted to take advantage of discovery. He positioned the couple and then began shooting, but he soon realized that there was "someone else" who was also curious about the cacti.

"I asked the couple to sit next to the cactus and kiss it.It was then that I started shooting and my badistant, Karen Macy, was noticed that a group of fallow deer to the right of the couple were slowly approaching us.I badumed they wanted to easily take pictures with the animals in the background. I noticed that there was one in particular that was getting closer and closer to the couple, "the photographer explained.

Most fallow deer would probably have escaped after seeing the size of the group and the shock of the photo shoot, but this deer was too curious. So he walked right behind the couple and stopped to feel the area where they were. They were and gave Austin a pat on the back as a sign of friendship.

"I kept filming what was going on," Kovacevic said. "Dori said that he could feel the heart of his fiance beating as he sat when the deer felt it."

At first, everyone was a little nervous, then another group pbaded and told them that the deer was known to be friendly and that everyone could relax a bit. Nevertheless, they knew that, the stag being a wild animal, they had to leave him the place. They took pictures around him as he circled, nibbled at trees and watched the photo shoot casually. "He showed no aggression and stayed around us for about 10 minutes," Kovacevic said.

Eventually, the deer decided that he was fed up with being a role model and continued on his way, but by that time, the group already had many incredible pictures. Any experience may not have counted for the deer, but the couple now has the most incredible photos to commemorate their engagement and can not be more grateful for the kind deer and his curiosity.

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