Mixed Farming - Wind and Cattle
by jomari

Comment by Germaine:
I have a love/hate relationship with these things. Ours aren't usually located in such a beautiful location. The one in the lower left is throwing a rather menacing shadow. Perhaps it's about to attack the cows!

Ewe Beauty
by jomari

Comment by insteps:
I like the hay texture with their coats of wool.

Ewe Beauty
by jomari

Comment by streetpigeon:
Very nice in-your-face portrait. It feels like this sheep has something important to express, but I can't really fathom it without anthropomorphizing and projecting my own feelings. Maybe it's the mutton factor. I like how the ear of the featured sheep occludes the eye of the next one behind, as if these aren't real living creatures but exploitable units. Okay, so I am projecting. The overall tones of sheep and hay are quite pleasing.

Mixed Farming - Wind and Cattle
by jomari

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
I'm not sure who would want to paint a scene like this but thats what it looks like to me - a painting. The more I look a this the more I'm liking it, simple yet effective.

Mixed Farming - Wind and Cattle
by jomari

Comment by nam:
I quite like these giants though I know many don't. Great colors.

Ewe Beauty
by jomari

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Good looking sheep, well done for persevering :)

Ewe Beauty
by jomari

Comment by Germaine:
Wonderful texture. In a parallel existence I'm a hand spinner. I can almost feel and smell the lanolin in the fleece.

Ewe Beauty
by jomari

Comment by nam:
Fantastic light, expression and eye contact, focus, composition.

Road Neighbour
by jomari

Comment by posthumous:
for some reason I love that patch of grass on the left. it's so bright and curvy like a tennis ball.

Red Wattle Bird
by jomari

Comment by posthumous:
I find the filter very distracting.