Sheep Racing
by P-A-U-L

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

Love this capture of the action and the race! What makes this a joy to 'watch' is the young boy just off to the side sporting a laughing face and calling our attention to the sheer silliness by pointing to the racing sheep. It is there that I noticed the extra detail I missed - which is that there is a cabbage patch doll in the leaping sheep's saddle. I see that some of the other sheep also bear doll riders. It must have been a fun day!

Sheep Racing
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Comment by Melethia:
Ha! How fun!!

Food In Black and White
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Comment by Zeus:
I see the food IS in B&W! Great interpretation!

Guess what?
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Comment by Neat:
Lol I didn't even vote on this one bc it was so obvious ;)

But nevertheless it's a might great macro! Great detail.

Message edited by author 2015-07-06 04:12:00.

Food In Black and White
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Comment by Zigomar:
Hilarious :)

Guess what?
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Comment by tnun:
great celebration of texture!

P-A-U-L
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Comment by SEG:
It's funny that you stated that you did not think people would like the processing. It is vibrant but still seems natural. I came into this shot just to ask if you could send me a quick PM on your editing process? Is this all Photoshop? Do you use plug-in? I would love to know your steps.

Also, processing aside this was a challenge for photographers to shoot "their" style and I knew this was yours the moment I saw it without reading the titel. You have done something not many on DPC have accomplished and that is to develop a style that is not only great but recognizable as your own.

Very well deserved ribbon.

Message edited by author 2015-07-05 20:50:32.

Sheep Racing
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Comment by Marfun:
Pretty amazing that sheep could jump that high.

Guess what?
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Comment by godot:
Big Jay - The mascot for the Kansas Jayhawks?
Beautiful colors here. Crisp. A new favorite.

Take more photos of my dog
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Comment by Bear_Music:
Also the rock offshore to the left helps ground the composition: WITH it, it's not "centered" perceptually, WITHOUT it it would be too centered.