"Every year when autumn comes, I am anxious to go into the forests to watch the deer. This colorful season has a lot of charm when the deer change into their winter coats and the male’s antlers lose the velvet. There is a typical way the antlers grown, but in certain Areas the antlers can take bizarre forms. Hunters call these nontypicals. Little by little, I became a fan of the nontypicals. For my image, the antlers still have the shape of real whitetail antlers, but with a lot of deformations (some points going down)." - Carl Brenders