Dunno if I've posted this before. I thought I would try something different on the hoof. I was photographing some sheep and being the nosy 'bleaters' that they are, this one wandered over so I got a double exposure. I thought I would keep it anyway, do you think this works or does it look too 'sheepish'.
'Ewe' can make your own minds up, or should I just 'ram' it away?
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Thread: Ghost sheep
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28th April 2014, 09:33 AM #1
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Ghost sheep
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28th April 2014, 07:33 PM #2
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Re: Ghost sheep
If you keep these puns up we'll have to 'baa' you from the forum
Originally Posted by LouiseTopp
Dunno if I've posted this before. I thought I would try something different on the hoof. I was photographing some sheep and being the nosy 'bleaters' that they are, this one wandered over so I got a double exposure. I thought I would keep it anyway, do you think this works or does it look too 'sheepish'.
'Ewe' can make your own minds up, or should I just 'ram' it away?
Neat effect
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29th April 2014, 08:19 AM #3
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Re: Ghost sheep
Going to try Paignton zoo next, see what I can do there har har.
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