'Watching me, watching you !'
by PeterKR
Taken at the top of the Hardknott Pass in the Lake District.
I was there for the view (and the drive !) but these guys live up there so I thought I'd better put him on record. I think he's a Herdwick but I'm open to correction ?
I deliberately did not crop as I wanted to include the background view.
I was there for the view (and the drive !) but these guys live up there so I thought I'd better put him on record. I think he's a Herdwick but I'm open to correction ?
I deliberately did not crop as I wanted to include the background view.
Uploaded20/05/2014 - 10:52
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Posted 20/05/2014 - 18:05
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Gravelrash wrote:
I like it. Sharp in the right place and getting this chap on the top of the rise created a great OOF backdrop.
I may have moved the subject a little to the left to satisfy the rule of thirds but each to their own. Great pic
I like it. Sharp in the right place and getting this chap on the top of the rise created a great OOF backdrop.
I may have moved the subject a little to the left to satisfy the rule of thirds but each to their own. Great pic
"It's not what you look at that's important, it's what you see" - Thoreau
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Posted 20/05/2014 - 22:39
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Many thanks to you all for the kind comments.
I was lucky with this sheep as he stayed put for a while. I saw another standing on a brow silhouetted against the blue sky but before I could shoot it he turned his back on me and ran away ! That's wild animals for you ! All part of the fun of photography !
Thanks again
Peter
I was lucky with this sheep as he stayed put for a while. I saw another standing on a brow silhouetted against the blue sky but before I could shoot it he turned his back on me and ran away ! That's wild animals for you ! All part of the fun of photography !
Thanks again
Peter
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I may have moved the subject a little to the left to satisfy the rule of thirds but each to their own. Great pic
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