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09/19/2008 08:13:09 PM |
LoL. How did you get those sheep to smile!
Whenever I try(ed) to take a picture of a sheep, I'd get the south end - every time! |
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04/26/2008 12:16:02 AM |
| 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! |
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04/25/2008 07:19:26 PM |
| wonderful textues in the sheep wool - when i saw the thumb i was thinking this one was going to be underexposed - i was wrong! |
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04/24/2008 07:48:34 PM |
| This is cute, I really like their pose. |
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04/24/2008 02:16:48 PM |
not sure, but I may like the B&W better
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04/24/2008 01:14:16 PM |
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. |
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04/24/2008 01:12:09 PM |
| 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. |
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04/24/2008 08:56:12 AM |
Ok, so I like the composition and how the three fence boards balance the heights of the sheep.
My question--are you purposefully going for the muted colors and duller look? It was obviously an overcast day. I played with this and did a levels adjustment and a curves adjustment and it really brought a lot of color and contrast into the picture.
I can post it if you'd like to see it. |
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04/24/2008 08:43:04 AM |
| I like the way you cropped it (or framed it, if this isn't cropped), it leads my eye on a Z. My eye starts w/the rich tones of the board fenced, the more suspicious face of the taller sheep is in a great spot to anchor the shot, but the more comical face of the 2nd (younger) sheep keeps my eye moving. I like the soft, misty light. |
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04/24/2008 03:27:04 AM |
| I like the look they are giving the camera and the different textures in their coats. The colour of the wooden fence works well as do the trees in the background. |
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