some sheep
by tnun

Comment by robinssong:
Sheep are such cute animals. I think it's because they look like they are smiling. The larger sheep looks protective and the smaller one has such a sweet expression. Really nice composition, color and tones. I love the way the fence is used here. Nice one!

big horse
by tnun

Comment by bassbone:
the perspective and close crop really emphasizes the long noise on these noble beasts
the choice of b/w is smart here to emphasize the tones and textures
i agree that the mouth missing is a bit unfortunate - but you did capture one great eye!

little snail
by tnun

Comment by bassbone:
very cool snail - it is sure hard trying to get moving objects photographed well with a p&s
the image seems a bit underexposed - maybe a bit of level adjustment might do the trick to brighten in up

some sheep
by tnun

Comment by bassbone:
wonderful textues in the sheep wool - when i saw the thumb i was thinking this one was going to be underexposed - i was wrong!

big horse
by tnun

Comment by bobonacus:
I like the close in angle but personally don't like the mouth missing, maybe an even tighter crop as it feels like it's only just been cut off. Lighting works well and the fact it's not washed out the windows is good

little snail
by tnun

Comment by bobonacus:
Quite a cool shot, I like the composition ... whats that about never working with animals, lol. The patterns on the shell are interesting, does lack a little clarity

some sheep
by tnun

Comment by icu1965:
This is cute, I really like their pose.

some sheep
by tnun

Comment by tpbremer:

not sure, but I may like the B&W better

some sheep
by tnun

Comment by tnun:
Please do tpbremer. It was not only overcast, but the shed was covered. I think I did bump the sat a tad, and was thinking about BW conversion until I realized how nice the wood looked against the trees.

some sheep
by tnun

Comment by JuliBoc:
I love it. It made me smile and chuckle when it opened. I like the textures and the composition, and the expressions of the sheep -- one looks quite aloof and the other looks like you have intruded. I think this image would benefit from further adjustment. Lots of ways to make it pop: Levels, exposure (adjusting the offset and gamma), curves in Soft Light mode, etc. I'd say play with it a bit, because this is a great capture.