Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by KarenB:
woooo hoooo! great shot! nice win!

On the Edge
by Konador

Comment by Imagineer:
This shot ranked one place too high! ;)

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by Imagineer:
Great shot. Come on the Brits!

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by vtruan:
What a great shot. I thought this was promo for the movie Babe. Congradulations. Van

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by W.R.Miller:
Way to go, Ben!!! You represent us Digital Rebel / 300D users well. :-)

Message edited by author 2004-01-30 07:26:48.

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by PaulMdx:
It was only a matter of time before you got the complete set. Well done.

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by Beagleboy:
Great work Konador. I had this image pegged for first place. Congrats on another ribbon. Keep it up, buddy!

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by °°gummi°°:
great photo, the title is extra funny for Icelanders because kind means sheep in Icelandic :o)

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by Jacko:
I knew this would be the winner. Ben, you rock !!! Congrats on the blue ribbon.

Four of a Kind
by Konador

Comment by e301:
your critique club moment

Hi Ben.

Very tempted to leave this blank, as there is almost definitely nothing I can constructively say about this shot. What would you have different, either in the image or the result? Only one thing that i thought immediately on seeing it, and still think on re-consideration of it, is that if one could move the second sheep from left forward a couple of paces, and to its right half a step, the balance of the composition would be improved - it almost goes without saying that this is a ridiculously small criticism (but this is the Critique Club)

Can I think of anything else to say ... ? Black and White works for this shot for a very specific reason: I can imagine it in colour - even quite liking it so (the green grass would presumably be a satisfying colour). Removing that element brings the emphasis to a different place - the graphic element provided by the line-up of the animals: and that is where the humour is, of course: the apparently 'posed' quality: 'OK now, everyone point your ears out'

Top work, mate.

Ed