So, a neighbor of a friend, captured a photo of a buck in their backyard with a field camera. What’s strange is the red deer projected behind the buck. It really wasn’t there, but where did it come from? Where did the red coloring in the photo come from? Something to do with field cam lighting to focus?

More info:
The field cam was about 12 feet from the buck.
There’s a small storage garage about 13-14 feet to the right of the buck.
Where the red deer is projected is wetlands.
My friend’s shed is about 15 feet to the left of the buck.
They have solar lights on the other side (backside?) of the shed.
Also on the other side of the shed is a huge wooden Moose sculpture.

At first I thought it had something to do with a reflection or mirrored effect and thought the red light must be from the field cam. However, I wonder about the influence of the wetlands, the solar lights and the Moose sculpture. I know the quality if the field cam photo isn’t very good. I can see the red deer but not the big moose head. Any help figuring out how this photo might have occurred would be appreciated.
When she looks to the left of the red deer, there appears to be the head of the moose but way out of proportion.

I did a search and could not find an answer...

I used a MacBook Pro and also have a new iPad Mini (6th generation) and having seen sales for the Apple pen I got to wondering if it is possible to use the iPad, tethered to the MacBook, as an editing tablet when I use LR or PS (or whatever processing program).

That is to say, I am not talking about drawing on the iPad directly, but using it like folks used to use Wacom's tablets some years back (and I am sure many still use Wacoms today).

TIA for any insights anyone has

Here an area from Shanley Park in Granbury, Tx. Granbury is located about 65 miles SW of Dallas Tx. I think you can bring additional color out of this image making it a little more engaging.

Feel free to download this image to your computer. Then you can edit it any way that you think is an improvement. Composites, black and white conversions, textures, sky swaps, inverted images, solarization, or whatever else you think will improve the photo are acceptable techniques for your edit. When you are finished, post your edit in this thread. Edits will be accepted until 9pm Eastern time on Thursday. No edits will be accepted after that time because we will begin voting then. Thank you for your efforts and your participation.