article_snippet: Amateur photographer Mark Bridger captured Around 30 deer as Amateur photographer explored the streets and people's gardens .
article_snippet: Photographer Mark Bridger captured Around 30 deer as Amateur photographer explored around the houses and people's gardens.
article_snippet: The 46 year old, who works as a graphic designer, said: 'I love to take photos of deer, and to see photos of deer in an urban environment was strange but satisfying when you got the shot. '
article_snippet: Photographer Mark Bridger, from West Malling, Kent, said: 'There is a lack of natural woodland areas left for the deer, and for the number of fallow deer that are wild in the UK now.
article_snippet: Photographer Mark Bridger added that patience and staying silent were key when photographing this big herd of deer in Essex.
article_snippet: Photographer Mark Bridger said: 'You have to be ultra quiet to do this type of photography, they are wild animals in an urban environment as so they are very nervous and disappear at the slightest hint of people. '
article_snippet: Photographer Mark Bridger said Photographer Mark Bridger had to have as much patience with the animals as possible because the animals were nervous of the animals new surroundings .
article_snippet: Carefully in position and hoping the deer would come near, the amateur photographer took these shots, the best the amateur photographer's ever done .
highlights_snippet: The herd of deer entered the Essex suburb  completely alone, with the exception of amateur photographer Mark Bridger .
  
highlights_snippet: Mark Bridgerwaited quietly so that The herd of deer were not scared and when the animals came closer took these pictures .