Many shooters spend their whole lives looking for that one perfect picture, but not all of them are lucky enough to find it. Some people, though, don’t even have to look. They just happen to find themselves in front of a great chance, and all they have to do is take it. I’m finished.
When photographer Mads Nordsveen from Oslo was out hiking with his friends, he saw a white reindeer calf walking around in the deep snow in Norway. He almost disappeared into the bright white background, but it’s hard to miss such a beautiful creature.
“This amazing little animal showed up out of nowhere while I was wandering around in the mountains looking for nice scenery to take pictures of on vacation,” Nordsveen said. As he got closer to me, we looked directly at each other.
Even though he was hiding, the young reindeer wasn’t shy around people at all. He wouldn’t run away or fight with the stranger. Nordsveen liked that little boy right away because he was friendly and open. He didn’t mind being in a few pictures either.
“When he saw that I was calm and nice, he seemed to calm down a bit,” said the 24-year-old photographer.It was almost like he was posing for a picture. He was funny and very interested in everything.
But their happiness didn’t last for very long. The calf’s mother showed up soon after, and they left right away.
He said that the mother reindeer came out of the close trees after a while. He walked around for a while before running back to his mother.
Nordsveen, on the other hand, would never forget that great time.
The man said, “It was incredible and like something out of a fairy tale. We might see each other again someday.
White reindeer are pretty rare in the wild. Even though these cute animals have perfect white fur, it is easy to tell that they are not albinos because their eyes and limbs are still black. They are colourless because they have a rare genetic flaw that makes their fur lose its colour.
